D.+Le's+Math+and+Other+Resources

[|http://docs.google.com] On this site, teachers, students, and others can create word documents, spreadsheets, and presentations (like PowerPoint) and save them to their registered Google account. By using Google Docs, files can be saved and accessed from any computer. Files may also be shared with others and with permission, can be edited by others.

[|www.successfulpractices.org] This site is provided by the Successful Practices Network. A membership is required, but with access, teachers can search for and find and download Gold Seal lesson plans on various topics. These lesson plans have been submitted from teachers all over the country, and the lessons encourage students to do more evaluation, analysis, and hands-on learning. School districts can also search the site for programs that are implemented in schools.

[|www.freerice.com] Students can use this site and answer multiple choice questions on various topics, such as vocabulary, foreign languages, and math. Difficulty levels can be adjusted appropriately. For each question that is answered correctly, rice is donated through the UN World Food Program.

[|http://sites.google.com] With Google Sites, teachers can create their own free web pages to share with their students. Teachers can add contact information, links, calenders, and attachments to share with their students.

[|www.prealg.com] This site is provided by the Glencoe/McGraw-Hill company for their Pre-Algebra textbooks. On this site, teachers can log in and make use of other resources that the Glencoe/McGraw-Hill company provides. Students and parents may also access resources, such as sample questions and interactive lessons, for free.

[|www.actstudent.org/sampletest/index.html] Students preparing for the ACT can use this site to access sample test questions from the various topics assessed on the ACT. Students also receive instant feedback after answering a question.

[|www.wolframalpha.com] On this site, a teacher or student can type in an equation or inequality, and the site will then graph the equation and present all possible solutions. A teacher can use this as a presentation tool, and students can use this to check their solutions.

[|www.mathplayground.com/index.html] Math Playground provides games, word problems, puzzles, and videos to help students with their learning of various math topics. The topics provided on this site are more appropriate for the elementary and middle school levels. There are a few topics that can still be used at the high school level.

[] Dr. Math is a site that allows people to ask questions about specific math problems, math topics, or math in general, and one of several professors involved with the site will reply with a response in an effort to help and clear up any confusion. Many questions and answers have been submitted already and archived, so people can search for specific topics and possibly find the answer they are looking for.

[|www.math.com/teachers.html] This portion of math.com is for teachers. Here, teachers can access lesson plans, practice worksheets, calculator emulators, other helpful links, and other resources (some in other languages).