25 Of The Best Math Resources For 2020
by TeachThought Staff
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What are the best math resources?
Because of the skill-based nature of mathematics in general, math resources pair especially well with digital tools like apps and websites. On these kinds of platforms, accounts can be created, progress can be visualized, mastery can be documented, complexity can be adjusted to individual needs, and achievements can even be given as a kind of motivation mechanic.
Year to year, the best math resources tend to stay the same, with large platforms like the Kahn Academy being supplemented by well-designed apps like Quizlet and Math Agent. (Many of these are covered in our best math apps for kids.)
But each year, a handful of new math apps, websites, and other resources emerge to be useful for elementary school, middle school, high school, homeschooling, and college-prep practice. Below, we’ve gathered 25 of the best math resources for 2020–a mix of established and all-new tools to support the building of math skills and the grasp of important mathematical concepts.
25 Of The Best Math Resources For 2020
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Zapzapmath is a game-based approach to learning math for K-5/ Elementary. It comes with a web dashboard that gives parents and teachers the opportunity to oversee each child’s progress individually. It also has over 150 math lessons to practice, with a fully developed comprehensive curriculum and a syllabus has been designed to incorporate Higher Order Thinking Skills in the fields of creation, evaluation and analysis. All of this combined into a game-based ecosystem of fun math learning for preschool, kindergarten and elementary students.
Free educational games for kids in K-8. Featuring multiplayer learning games, math games, language arts games, and more.
Buzzmath
Buzzmath is a way to practice your middle school math skills. It's fun, it has immediate detailed feedback and examples that allow you to progress at your own pace.
Matific
Matific offers games and activities for elementary and middle school aged students. There are two versions of the platform offering a "school" version that allows assignments to be made and a parent version providing math activities with increasing complexity.
Mathway
Mathway can help with any math problem from basic algebra to complex calculus.
MathDoku
MathDoku lets you enjoy millions of the latest Android apps, games, music, movies, TV, books, magazines & more on any device.
With Middle School Math, students practice, predictably enough, middle school math skills. The app features a game-based approach, and a charming monkey to guide students along.
Sushi Monster! is a game to practice, reinforce, and extend math fact fluency.
Chalkboard Math is for elementary school students in need of math practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Reflex helps grade 2-8 students to practice recall of math facts in all four operations.
Turning math drills into a game, Operation Math includes more than 100 times missions that help players learn addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Kahoot!
Practice skills, terms, and more in a game-based environment.
Calculator HD combines the Standard & Scientific calculator, with several functionality options.
BrainPOP
BrainPOP is an animated educational site for kids.
Easily add and subtract fractions with this free calculator.
Math and Science Tutor provides over 1500 video lessons in math, algebra, calculus, physics, chemistry, engineering, and statistics.
Adapted Mind has over 300,000 math problems for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Khan Academy
Khan Academy provides free courses for any subject at any level.
Math is Fun
With Math is Fun, kids in grades K-12 can practice math with easy-to-learn games and activities.
Let's Rock Math provides ad-free math videos for children in kindergarten through fifth grade.
Dragon Box
Dragon Box provides multiple apps for various ages to learn math in a fun way.
A free, powerful, flexible graphing calculator.
Quizlet
Quizlet makes simple learning tools that let you study anything. Learn by flashcards, games, and other various learning tools.
Wolfram|Alpha is more than a search engine. It gives you access to the world's facts and data and calculates answers across a range of topics, including science, nutrition, history, geography, engineering, mathematics, linguistics, sports, finance, music...
Prodigy Math
Prodigy Math provides a fun way to learn math for children in the first grade through the eighth.
Ed note: Though the list was curated entirely by editors at TeachThought, the post was sponsored by zapzapmath. Zapzapmath is a game-based approach to learning math for K-5/ Elementary. It comes with a web dashboard that gives parents and teachers the opportunity to oversee each child’s progress individually.
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25 Of The Best Math Resources For 2020
