Maths websites

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A Day at the Beach
Simple modelled subtraction.
www.harcourtschool.com
 

  
Add em Up
A wonderful game for practising addition. Instructions are necessary, but it's easy to work out.
www.mathsisfun.com

 

 

Adding Bricks
Basic demo or practice tool for understanding addition using small modelled collections.
www.harcourtschool.com

 

Addition Wheel
Arrange the numbers so each line adds up to the target number.
www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au

 
Award Ceremony
A great number ordering activity. Various levels from whole numbers to 50, right up to decimals and large numbers.
www.mathsonline.co.uk

 

Butterfly Ten Frame
Recommended subtraction practice for 3-6 year olds!
www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au

Broken Calculator
A great problem-solving activity for those mathematicians looking for a challenge.
www.mathsnet.net

 

Calculator
Need a calculator? Try this online one. Great for the IWB!
www.metacalc.com

Another one here.
www.helpkidzlearn.com

Or try the
Talking Calculator!
pbskids.org

 

Centicubes
A virtual manipulative. Play around with them. Design a pattern for someone to copy! 
www.eduplace.com
More? Centicube Challenge!
www.media.pearson.com.au
Centicube Subtraction.
www.sadlier-oxford.com

Change Maker
Use Australian money (coins) to give the correct change. Choose the level of difficulty.
www.funbrain.com

 

Climber
Solve these addition and subtraction problems as fast as you can in order to get the climber to the top. The higher the level, the faster he slips down while waiting for your answer! (Ignore the league tables.)
www.counton.org

 

Codebreaker
An easier variation on the classic Mastermind game. Great logic game using numbers.
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk

 

 

Code Cracker
Solve various math facts to work out the secret message. Choose from 3 levels.
www.tki.org.nz

 

 

Counting Cars
Use your counting skills to work out which car you should steer towards and bump. Be sure to get the right car or the police will get you! Similarities to learning about number lines.
www.ictgames.com

 

Counting Game
A skip-counting game. Earn points by getting faster.
members.learningplanet.com

 

 

Cross the Swamp
Choose from addition/subtraction, or multiplication/division to solve equations.
www.bbc.co.uk

 

Dartboard
Fantastic darts game to practise doubles and addition. Teacher controls to set the level of difficulty. Great for the IWB.
www.bbc.co.uk

 

Darts (add/subtract to 301)
An addition and subtraction game of "Three Oh One" for those mathematically minded students who are ready for a challenge. If the instructions won't disappear, refresh your browser and try again. 
www.mymaths.co.uk

 

Division Factory
A fun way to generate division problems.
www.sums.co.uk

 

Estimate
A great IWB tool, showing a number line. Estimate the value at the arrow.
www.oswego.org

 

Fishy Numbers
Claim the fish by using the number cards and choosing one operation, such as + or -. The first player to claim 6 fish is the winner.
For 1 or 2 players.
www.counton.org

 

Five Little Ducks KARAOKE
Sing-a-long to this old favourite for learning numbers to five, and understanding 'counting back'. 
www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au

 

Flitting with Fractions
Choose the right butterflies to put into the jar. What is the fraction of butterflies you caught?
www.learningmedia.co.nz

   

Flower Power
A basic demonstration tool for the IWB to show fact families. Children can practise relating addition to subtraction.
www.harcourtschool.com

 

Four turns to 100
A card game involving addition and place value. Practise against the computer, then try it with real cards.
www.curriculumsupport.education.nsw.gov.au

 

Give the dog a bone
Find 10 hidden bones in a 1-100 square within a minute. A great game for learning about numbers, although would be better if it were a 0-99 square.
www.oswego.org

 

Grapher
Add your own title and axis values to create your own graph.
www.amblesideprimary.com

 

Guess the number!
The classic "higher/lower" guessing game.
www.amblesideprimary.com

 

Interactive Games
Some really good maths games here. Ghost Blasters is a fun one!
www.oswego.org

 

Make a BIG number!
Use the number spinner. What's the biggest number you can make? A great game for place value.
pbskids.org

 

Math Racer
Practise your multiplication by steering into the correct answers.
www.scholastic.com

 

Maths Dictionary for Kids
Clear explanations and many interactives for the IWB! Try looking up "add, addition" for an example.
www.teachers.ash.org.au

 

Number Square
A hundred square with options of 0-99 or 1-100 (or any other starting point up to 100). Show patterns of multiples or primes, hide numbers or columns/rows. Seems a bit daunting at first, but easy to work out, especially with the help of the info button!
www.mathsnet.net

 

Number Track
A simple activity to learn about numbers and ordering 1-20. 
www.crickweb.co.uk

 

Number Trains 1-10
Order the carriages. This is a sample of a learning object that can normally only be accessed at school or by teachers at home.
econtent.thelearningfederation.edu.au

 

Pattern Blocks 
Make your own pattern block design online. Rotate blocks by clicking on them.
web.educom.pt

 

 
Pattern Blocks - NLVM
Make your own pattern block design online. Rotate blocks by dragging a corner point.
www.nlvm.usu.edu

 

Place Value Charts
Excellent for understanding place value.
www.wmnet.org.uk

 

Place Value IWB tool
An IWB tool for hundreds, tens and ones. There's an option to show the number of dots relating to each digit. Use the info button to get a feel for this tool.
www.mathsnet.net
 

Plupon
Add 3 numbers at a time without going over 10. Add to 10 or 20 exactly to earn a point.
www.addictinggames.com

 

Primary Krypto
Get to the target number by using the given numbers and any operations. Very challenging!
illuminations.nctm.org

RAINFOREST maths
(Password required)
Interactive maths for all primary levels. Used in class. 
www.rainforestmaths.com

 

Rock Hopper
Jump on the numbers to add up to the given total. Select your grade: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th.
www.eduplace.com

 

Scribble Square
A hundred square that you can scribble on!
www.amblesideprimary.com

 

 

Snakes and Ladders
Great fun for up to 6 players. Great for the IWB!
www.helpkidzlearn.com

 

SUPER MATHS WORLD
WOW! So much to do for so many levels. Great graphics and audio too. 
www.supermathsworld.com

 

 

Super Sequencer
A skip-counting tool for the IWB. Start from any number and set the increment.
www.amblesideprimary.com

 

Ten Frame
A fantastic interactive to play with ten frames. There is also a Five Frame.
illuminations.nctm.org

 

Ten Frames - Excel sheet
A basic Excel spreadsheet containing 3 pages with different coloured counters. Easy for the IWB!
huntedweb.googlepages.com

 

Thermometer
This isn't just limited to temperature. It could  be a great real-life tool for work on number lines, estimation, addition, subtraction, etc.
www.mathsnet.net

 

Think Ahead
A personal favourite. Test your problem-solving skills and try to beat the computer at this addition / subtraction game! (Lots of ads; use an AD blocker.)
gamescene.com

 

Tikkabilla Clock
Practise showing the time on this clock. 4 levels to choose from, and supported by audio.
www.bbc.co.uk

Try these:
How old are you?
When is my next birthday?
www.time-for-time.com

 

Vertical Addition & Subtraction
Solve these 2-digit equations with the help of an on-screen pencil and multiple-choice answers.
www.pekegifs.com

 

 

Water Slide
Work out which numbers add to 20. Then try addition to 100, and so on. Fit the pieces into the water slide.
www.bbc.co.uk