Ultimate List of Math Resources: Operations, Conversions, Laws, and More! : Half a Hundred Acre Wood

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$Math Resources$

Math Resources for teaching multiplication, unit conversions, geometry, math laws and more…

The following links may be used for basic math facts at the elementary school age. This list includes online games, printable games, activities, worksheets, and more for memorizing skip counting, math facts, math formulas, and math laws. (The links also correlate as supplemental math resources for the Classical Conversations Foundations program.)

Scroll to the bottom for a list sorted by topic.

Math resource highlights

One of my favorite ways to introduce math is through picture books. (I even used them when I taught high-school level Precalculus in the public schools!) Click here for a list of some of our favorite math picture books on Amazon. And… another old school favorite is the film Donald in Mathmagic Land.
Another favorite way to introduce math is through games. You can check out our math games list here on Amazon.
Skipping to Oregon File Folder Game: Skip count by 2s, 3s, 4s, and 5s with this Oregon-Trail-themed game
Multiplication File Folder Games (2s through 12s)
Hundreds Chart Skip Counting Activity Ideas
Roll-the-Die Fact Family Triangles
Printable Buggy Boards
Multiplication Madness – 50-page download with 8 games
See this post on how to use board games or a deck of cards to practice math facts. Games are such a wonderfully unstressful way to drill math! Click here for more fantastic board and card games specifically geared towards math.
Math-drills.com is a great website for math drill sheets on addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, measurement, fractions, and a number of other math concepts.
These multiplication wheel worksheets can assist with memorizing those multiplication math facts (up to 12s).
The Toymaker has a fun skip counter and multipies.

And if your child likes lapbooking, create a lapbook to practice math facts. Choose from: multiplication | division | addition | subtraction
If your child likes cartoons or is having trouble memorizing his multiplication facts, check out the song video samples at Times Tables the Fun Way. Our children LOVE these!
Schoolhouse Rock has some great Multiplication songs for facts up to 12s tables.
You can print or use an interactive Times Table at Mathisfun.com (also has worksheets, on-line math fact practice, and other activities)
I Have… Who Has Multiplication Cards. Great for classrooms after students have been introduced to math facts through 10×10.

http://superteacherworksheets.com/multiplication/multiplication-ihavewhohas_TWZDR.pdf

Out of the different resources listed on this website, our family has most consistently used:

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