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Cool Math Addition Lessons Seven on-line lessons to help students understand the process of addition. It is designed for parents and children to use together. Fact Dash This McGraw-Hill site offers you the chance to practice yur basic facts. Click on the link and choose the operation you wish you wish to practice, then choose the level of difficulty you want. Close the brwser window to return to this page. Highrise Math This link allows you to practice both addition and subtraction facts. Start by clicking on the die and answer the problem correctly and watch the ball travel up and down the highrise buildings. The first one to the top of the building wins, but be carefull a wrong answer will send you back to the beginning. Close the browser to come back to this page. Addition is Fun Visit this site for interactive addition practice. On-line manipulatives are available for each problem if you need them. Math Mayhem See how many addition problems you can answer in one minute. Hidden Picture Addition Choose the correct answer to the given addition problem from the puzzle board. If the answer is correct a piece of the puzzle will be revealed. If it's incorrect the piece will not be revealed, but the correct answer will be given. Can you uncover the whole puzzle? Close the browser window to return to this page. The Number Monster This game has a variety of skill levels games to choose from. Beginners should click on the "easy" button to display a problem, type their answer and click the "???" button to check. Simply close the browser on the page to return to this page. Calculator Addition Game Use this on-line calculator to solve addition and or subtraction problems. Use the pull down menu buttons at the top of the page to set "practice" or "game" mode (game mode is timed activity). Type your answer and click the equals button and watch your scores soar. Be sure to close the browser window to return to this page. Willy the Watchdog Click on the die to move around the clock. Click the the gear to set the clock to the correct time. Can be played with one or two people. Be sure to close the window to return to this page. Tell Me the Time With this program, you can practice setting the time on two types of clocks: * A clock with hands, called an analog clock * A clock with numbers only, called a digital clock Time Concentration This game of concentration asks sudents to match analog clocks to digital times. A fun may to test their knowledge of time and the ability to remember locations. Buzzing with Shapes Play Tick-Tac-Toe with various shapes. Get four in a row to win. Simply click on the spinner and drag the given number to any shape that has that number of sides. Can be played by one or two players. Close the window to return to this page. Patterns And More This site will allow you to use pattern blocks to create various patterns. Close the browser to return to this page. Let's Go Shopping The Money Program teaches you how to use coins and bills when you pay for something. The program asks you for a specific amount of money. You drag and drop different coins and bills into a blue box until it contains the correct amount. When you are done, you ask the program to check your answer. The program lets you know if your answer is correct. Counting Money Counting Money features a variety of counting coin problems. Students are asked to count different coin combinations and type in the amount. If answer is correct students can move to the next combination, written clues are provided when answer is incorrect. Brain Pop Jr. Spacey Math A space station is running out of power and needs your help to refuel. It's a fun way to practice math facts. Students can choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. The Counting Game Learning to skip count can be more fun than you think. This site allows you to decide what number to count by (2s,3,etc.)Students click on the numbers in correct order to score points. Math Worksheet Center   This site was created by a group of a dozen math teachers who are trying to make it easier for everyone to learn math.  It is the home  of over 8,000 printable K-12 math worksheets, lesson, homework, and quizzes.  It also offers over 130 free math teaching and learning articles.  It's a great site for teachers and parents.  Check it out for yourselves by visiting http://www.mathworksheetscenter.com  today.