My Links

  • Check out the links below for some interesting math.

    From artwork made by M.C. Escher from mathematical transformations to Fibonnacci numbers found in nature.

    Also check out the site to help in math for parents and students.

  • Sketch

    This site gives you the ability to write or draw. When you need to submit work in a document in Google Classroom, you can use this site to do the work then take a picture or screen shot and insert it into your document.

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Miscellaneous

Yearbook

Math Forum

Transformations

State Exam Preparation

  • Khan Academy

    This is an added resource to help you find answers to your questions or explore additional math concepts. Enjoy!
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  • Algebra Regents Exams

    Downlaod and practice problems from previous Algebra Regents exams. Answer keys are accessible to check your answers. Bring any questions you have to class.
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  • Just For 7th Graders

    Check out the standards required for the State Exam. Click on one for lessons, practice, and interactive games.
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  • Just For 8th Graders

    Check out the standards required for the State Exam. Click on one for lessons, practice, and interactive games.
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www.mcescher.com

  • M.C.Escher

    Learn about the artist M.C. Escher and see his many drawings that used mathematical transformations. See if you can identify the transformations.
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Equation Solving

Common Core Learning Standards

  • My Math Universe

    My Math Universe provides information about the site, information about the Digits curriculum as well as related technology troubleshooting tips. There are video resources for parents, links to fun Digits "stuff," etc.
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  • New York State Education Department

    A critical component of a student’s success in school is dependent on what and how they learn at home. This practical guide provides steps that parents can take to improve their child’s learning of the Common Core (both English Language Arts and Math). To download a guide called Shifts for Students and Parents, click on the link below and follow download instructions.
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Parent Guides

Fibonacci