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 * AAA Math || This is a great site for students to practice basic mathematics skills - some interactive game to fine tune their skills. ||
 * [|Cool Math for Kids] || A site that presents the fun side of mathematics, but you want to go in and figure out what is beneficial and what is fluff. Still, I think it could be good to relax students about mathematics at the beginning of the year. ||
 * [|EDHelper.com] || This is an amazing site with mathematics worksheets, lesson plans, and WebQuests. A mathematics teacher who is a friend of mine said this site was fantastic. Lots of the stuff is free, but for $19.95 a year you can get a far more complete set. **This site is a must for new math teachers of all grades.** ||
 * [|Figure This (Minds On)] || A great set of mathematical brain teasers for starting a class or just challenging students ||
 * [|Gateway to Educational Materials] || This is a neat site for finding resources in a lot of subject areas including mathematics. When I did a random search, it came up with some pretty cool interactive tools. If you need ideas, try this site out. ||
 * [|Engineering & Math] || Lots of interesting activities to integrate engineering with K to 12 mathematics -- Good site for ideas ||
 * [|Geometry Through Art] || An interesting and worthwhile perspective on geometry - make sure you take a peek at this one. ||
 * [|History of Mathematics] || If you want to know a little (or a lot) about the history of mathematics, this is the place to go. Good for providing interesting facts for students about certain mathematicians. ||
 * [|Leading Math Success] || Great site to search for teaching resources and ideas - Based on TIPS and Leading Math Success ||
 * [|Link to Learning] || Link to Learning contains information on all subjects (including French immersion) from elementary to intermediate. All the information is broken down into the 5 strands, with detailed and fully illustrated activity plans. As an added bonus, many of the activities have applets, therefore giving students the option of experiencing the lesson plan on line in a very interactive way." - Stephen Morris ||
 * [|Math Blues Online Magazine] || Lots of fun, innovative idea from this online math magazine for grades 9 to 12 ||
 * [|Mathematics Dictionary for Kids] || This is a great site for definitions and should be used regularly for students to explore and construct meaning. ||
 * [|Math Forum - Ask Dr. Math] || A really good site to search for answers to math questions. Note that your students will look here too, so beware if they are producing answers that do not seem to match their abilities. ||
 * [|Math Words] || Great sight for definitions of mathematical terms ||
 * [|PBS Teacher Source] || This seems to be a wonderful resource of lesson plans, books, links and video clips (you can purchase full video collections) ||
 * [|National Library of Virtual Manipulatives] || You really need to use this interactive library with your class at least once, if only for homework. Lots of interactive java applets that are challenging and informative. ||
 * [|NCTM Illuminations] || This site has some wonderfully challenging interactive activities, as well as lesson plans and resources. You know it is good because it is done through the National Council of Mathematics Teachers. ||
 * [|SBS Knowledge Network Explorer] || Don't let the title put you off - it is a fine site that leads you to other resources, so be prepared to spend some time here. That said, the sites suggested seem to be pretty good. ||

Some content videos from Steve's Math wiki

**Content Videos**
 * Math Videos Online []
 * Math Playground []
 * Math TV []

__**[]**__ **Google Videos**(from Kathryn's wiki) Type in almost any math topic and you will find numerous video explanations
 * Here is the curriculum document**

[|**Teacher Tube**] A place to find a lot of fun videos related to teaching without all of the viral videos of youtube.