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helps because its online and you do not need to waste rubber bands and you can save the design

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With coordinate planes, you can plot points and lines on it just by typing in the coordinates.

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This is the Pattern Blocks and I may be able to use this in the future to see if i am able to make more shapes within a shape

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Here, you can locate words that you are still not sure what the meaning means! It is like your own little dictionary.

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This hubcap maker can help you plot things on a grid and flip and flop them any way you want.

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This is a probability chart where you can have everything charted without you having to do it.

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Here you can see a shape and see how many sides it has. You can also connect them together to see if they overlap or fit just right.

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This geoboard can help us because we can use it to model shapes, and find the perimeter and area using it.

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Here you can empty the shapes to help find volume

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In this activity we could use it to find volume of cubes and if you erase shapes you can find out the dimensions of that shape and how much it can contain

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I may end up using this so I know how many pennies I would Possibly fit into a cup on a makeshift bridge

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Climbing Monkey lets you use coordinate's to create a coordinate grid.

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We can fill up shapes with water and empty them so you can find the volume

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You would use this to make rolling dice, spinning spiners, ect. easier and more efficient because you can input a certain number of spins or rolls instead of having to do it manually.