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> > http://www.aasd.k12.wi.us/staff/boldtkatherine/MathResources_Primary.htm#Patterns > > http://www.k111.k12.il.us/departments/instructionalprograms/internetresources/math.aspx > > [|Beginner’s Math Games→] > - Tons of math games for beginners and young children to exercise their math skills. > – Different math activities organized by grade level to help young learner succeed. > – Help your child use their math skills in these fun and educational games. > – Encourage children to learn with this easy, everyday math and counting activities. > – A collection of games designed to help students struggling with math. > – Students will practice their division tables with the division machine. > – Play soccer while practicing basic math skills with whole numbers and fractions. > – Use this single or multi-player game to practice basic math skills, including adding, subtracting, division, and multiplication. > – Play the classic game Connect Four with a mathematical twist. > – Games focused on building math and multiplication skills in young learners. > – This space-age math link will help young learners master subtraction. > A multi-function math game to help kids master basic math concepts. > – Win the race and master multiplication with this easy multiplication game. > – Practice addition, subtract, multiplication, and division all in one game. > – This two-player game will help students learn the proper use of decimals. > – Practice moving the decimal point and creation a customized decimal problem. > – Learn about fractions and satisfy your child’s appetite for learning! > – Use this fraction quiz and then design your own fraction pattern. > – Solve the fraction puzzle to figure out what the mystery shape is. > – A few different fraction games for young learners. > – Get your learners excited about math with this multi-difficulty fraction game. > – Practice math drawing a graph while playing table top pool. > – Learn how to transfer data to a graph with this simple math game. > – Learn how to make different styles of graph. > - Help students practice counting money with this interactive game. > – Play Ed’s Bank to practice counting money. > – An interactive coin counting game to help younger students learn to count change. > – Time-teaching games and activities to share your young learners to help them hone their time telling skills. > – Young learners can practice telling time while playing an entertaining game.
 * http://vves.rocklin.k12.ca.us/kidlinks.htm#Seasonal
 * [|Math by Grade Level→]
 * [|Math Activities and Games→]
 * [|Math and Counting Activities→]
 * Arithmetic**
 * [|Arithmetic games→]
 * [|Division Machine→]
 * [|Soccer Shootout→]
 * [|Math Mayhem→]
 * [|Connect Four→]
 * [|Multiplication→]
 * [|Alien Addition→]
 * [|Home Run Derby –→]
 * [|Multiplication Grand Prix→]
 * [|Arithmetic Game→]
 * Decimals**
 * [|Decimal Jeopardy→]
 * [|Decimals to the 1,000th→]
 * Fractions**
 * [|Fraction Eaters→]
 * [|Designer Fractions→]
 * [|Fraction Mystery→]
 * [|Fraction Games→]
 * [|Fresh Baked Fractions→]
 * Graphs**
 * [|Pool Table Math→]
 * [|Data to Graph→]
 * [|Create-a-Graph→]
 * Money**
 * [|Fruit Shoot Coin Game→]
 * [|Ed’s Bank→]
 * [|Counting Coins→]
 * Time**
 * [|Time Activities→]
 * [|Stop the Clock→]