Math Links for Kids & Parents

Many of the websites below have been used with students in math class. There are a few sites that may be new, or that may be specifically intended for extra practice at home. Websites like IXL are licensed to Rush-Henrietta, and teachers have access to students' accounts. This helps us monitor what kids are working on and how they're doing.
As you look for sites to use at home, please begin by looking at the categories, and consider which math topic is most in need for practice. If you're searching for some fun math games to play, try the "Multiple Math Topics" category and go from there.

Multiple Math Topics

IXL

This is a great webpage that provides independent practice in nearly all math skills by grade level. Students can also review old skills by trying lower grade levels, or attempt challenging questions by choosing higher grade levels. *Our school district has a site license to this website, so students will need to login with their username and password.

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Brainpop Jr.

This site has videos about many academic topics, but mostly for students in grades K- 3. Search the topic you're looking for. Be sure to use the Rush-Henrietta approved username and password!

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Brainpop

This site has videos about many academic topics. Search the topic you're looking for. Be sure to use the Rush-Henrietta approved username and password!

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Oswego Interactive Games

Lots of great games for practicing basic math facts and other math skills. Fun!

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Virtual Manipulatives Website

Virtual manipulatives for math, including some games that we play in school.

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Multiplication.com

This is a great website that provides activities and resources for learning facts, and games for fun practice. Don't let the title confuse you- this website is for all the facts!

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Sumdog

Another great site that helps students practice all the facts. As reviewed by Crane kids, this site is fun! You will need an account, but that is free.

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Fraction Circles

Try this website to practice identifying fractions. When you make a mistake the program gives you clues to help you find the correct answer. Don't forget to click "START" to begin. Click "New Example" when you want to try another problem.

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Bang on Clock

This is a speed game from Oswego's website where you have to stop the clock when it gets to the correct time. How fast are your reflexes?

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Telling Time Practice

This is from the BBC. It has three levels and allows combined practice of telling time and determining elapsed time.

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Hickory Dickory Clock

This game practices the language of telling time, such as "5 o'clock" or "half past 10" as they match up to the correct analog clock.

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