Practice with games that relate to Everyday Math by lesson.

Practice your math skills with the Sumdog accounts that have been set up in Math 1 class.

Use this rubric to determine how well you are answering extended response math questions.

This is a site where you can create/join games and play against students in this class AND students in Brophy's, Verga's, or Kleinman's math class. If you create a game, use the first three letters of your math teacher's last name and your name to name the game (SASHelen). Have fun!

Practice basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts here.

You can work on multiplication and division speed and accuracy at this site.

Pick the multiples you want to practice and try to keep from driving into them in this high-speed driving game! You can also pick PRIME as a game option to practice identifying prime numbers......

Sort of like Tetris, but with a math spin to it.....A great way to practice your multiplication facts.

Practice identifying place value (from ten thousandths to millions) at this site.

Read the directions for Investigation. Have fun manipulating the 3-D solids and counting the edges, vertices, and faces. Resetting the figure will give you a new shape to explore!

Check you knowledge of perimeter and area in this game. Given the lengths and widths of different shapes, find the area and perimeter - How high of a score can you get?

In the game Shape Surveyer you never know what you'll find if you dig geometry. You will be shown a rectangle with the dimensions labeled and must calculate the area or perimeter of the rectangle. For each problem you get correct, you will receive a piece of an archeological puzzle. The game is over when you get all the puzzle pieces.

From the pull down menus in orange (Math Games and Arcade - Algebra), you can select linear equations to solve (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). If you don't like the timer, you can click on the Practice Mode (on the left) to slow things down. Try out the 2-step equations too!

Solve for x by adding integers to both sides of the equation. Don't get tricked by negative X. You can just add Xs until you get only positive Xs.

You can practice your coordinate graphing at this site.

Try practicing identifying the rule (function) as you enter different input numbers.

Cool song to review the first English settlements in the Americas.

Pick from many different states and capitals games.

This website allows you to input information and data and create a graph. This is a great way to create graph materials if you do not have access to Excel or a similar program. Advanced.

Be sure to read the directions. This looks harder than it is. It really is kind of fun.

Click on the "Worksheets" hot links to practice these graphing skills.

Use this key to help compare your answers to other students answers. See if you would receive all the points possible. If not, rewrite your answer and the practice test again.

Food chain song from Mr. Parr on youtube. Be responsible when on youtube.

Another Mr. Parr song. Great for reviewing scientific method.