Showcase
On this page we proudly showcase some of the math resources that we (all three of us) at HelpingWithMath.com want to show off.
These aren't necessarily the most used, most requested, or most representative of all the HelpingWithMath.com resources; For want of a better term, we just think that they're the coolest!
Like all the resources on HelpingWithMath.com, our favorites below will help you to tutor your children on math.
Worksheet GeneratorThis worksheet generator has been developed to allow for practice with basic multiplication or addition. You can enter your own range of numbers to create questions of your preferred type or difficulty. Questions are randomly generated so there are a limitless variety of question combinations that can feature on the worksheet. |
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Step Through MultiplicationThis "calculator" lets you enter your own numbers and then step-through each of the steps to complete the multiplication. The regrouping and carrying forward of the ones, tens, hundreds, and so on are included in the steps. There is also a similar calculator for addition. |
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Words ChartA visitor to the site requested a chart that listed numbers to 100 in both numeric and word format to help her ESL students. Since it was a quiet day, David decided to try his limited programming skills and created (based on a script by Milorad Ivovic) this customizable Numbers as Words Chart that allows start numbers and intervals to be entered to give personalized version of the chart.There are lots more math charts here. |
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Target GameTerry produced this target game in which you have to hit the correct answer. Like much of his work, this game uses two files - one of which is a relatively simple text file that contains the questions and answers. This means that it's very easy to create new games and there's no need to redo the complicated and clever multimedia programming.P.S. Anyone with their own website can contact us and we'll give you the files and instructions you need to make your own target game. You'll find more fun math games right here. |
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Percentage ChartAnother "special request" was a chart showing what 15% of $1 through $100 is. This customizable Percentage Chart was the result. |
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Drag
n' Drop Games
These "matching card" type
activities easy and fun to try. One of the most linked to resources
on HelpingWithMath.com is this Matching
Equivalent Fractions game and it is just one example of
this type of activity. |
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Customizable Hundred's ChartThis customizable Hundred's Number Chart chart will probably be used most between pre-kindergarten and early grades. It is set up to show the numbers 1 through 100 although you can enter a start value and interval to create a chart with any set of one hundred numbers that have a common interval . |
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