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This is an extension that you add to Chrome fo easy overlay of math equations etc... into a Google Doc and other sharable cloud-based resources. It is a highly recommended resource to explore as it takes seconds to add and could save you, and even potentially students, considerable amounts of time.

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This app is great for creating visual representations of "Singapore math style" word problems. There are also self guided lessons and tutorials that are a great option for extending learning for those students who would benefit from extra activities

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This is the app version of the Number Line website and is available on all Library and grades 3-5 iPads.

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Number Line, by the Math Learning Center on the App Store

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Read reviews, compare customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Number Line, by the Math Learning Center. Download Number Line, by the Math Learning Center and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

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This is a free site that lets you create, collaborate, manipulate, and share a number line.

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Number Line helps students visualize number sequences and demonstrate strategies for counting, comparing, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

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Socratic can be used outside of math, but it really is designed and aligned as a math resource (obviously particularly with this version).

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Students told us math was their hardest subject...and we listened! We're proud to announce a brand new math experience on Socratic. Color-coded steps, graphs, video, definitions and more will help you learn how to answer your math problems. Snap a picture, typed or handwritten, of your math homework and get instant results, all for free!

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Speedometry - Learn Math and Science | Hot Wheels

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Accelerate STEM learning through play with Hot Wheels Speedometry! Explore free lesson plans and fun hands-on activities to learn more math and science!

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This is a kind of fun physics/math integration that could be worth a look.

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GeoGebra is another free catalog of digital resources created by educators and updated regularly. It is an excellent resource for data visualization for students, and templates that can be built on.

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Desmos is a free online graphing calculator that you are likely already familiar with. It is a quick and easy "go-to" for graphing data and can also be used to create images and designs based on that data

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This app can be put on all library iPads (and/or classroom iPads) and is a nice way to mark up word problems or build models. Students can take a photo of an object and incorporate it into measuring etc...

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EDpuzzle is a program that lets you easily create lessons/mini-lessons and quizzes that incorporate video clips that you and/or students can annotate. It is a solid tool for student created lessons.

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This app is now on all library iPads so theoretically, a class could borrow them so they all had an iPad in front of them and their devices could be freed up (or put away) depending on need.

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Quizizz is similar to Kahoot but with the added bonus of being able to display the quiz questions directly on all student devices. It also has a large library of premade quizzes from teachers and students all around the world.

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This is a solid option for older students who are searching for a game based app that engages them in "mission style" math practice

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This is a fun game style enrichment app that allows students the chance to design rockets while solving math problems. It is mostly geared towards JK-2nd grade students.

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Motion Math's Pizza is similar to Cupcake but designed for students who have progressed to more advanced levels of money and budgetary concepts.

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Questimate helps strengthen number sense in older elementary students by engaging them in fun, digitally interactive estimation activities.

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Check out a quick video of cupcake here.

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Get the game! http://appstore.com/apps/motionmathcupcake Navigate the road to sweet success! Kids ages 8 - 13 learn economics, word problems, proportions, mental math, and the coordinate system as they buy ingredients, design cupcakes, set prices, and deliver to customers in this delightfully delicious simulation game. Download the game now for iPad or iPhone on the App Store.

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Motion Math's Cupcake is an app that exposes students to money (and early concepts of budgeting and entrepreneurship). It is also a great source for practicing word problems and mental math.

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Motion Math's Fractions is a really powerful way for young students to conceptualize part and whole. It integrates the concepts of fractions that are written with a numerator and denominator, with decimals and percentages.

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Zoom is a great way of providing students with visual, interactive number lines. These number lines depict whole numbers, decimals, as well as positive and negative numbers.

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This is a great tool for building number sense both within a single operation, or across the spectrum of arithmetic.

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Various levels throughout these two apps allow our earlier JK through 2nd grade students help fortify their foundations in number bonding.

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Motion Math: Wings - a fun math game for mastering multiplication

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Motion Math: Wings is a fun math game for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Try it for free at http://bit.ly/mmwings. The game helps players understand the concept of multiplication. There's great rewards, six visual forms of multiplication, cool graphics, and hours of learning and fun. For more information, visit www.motionmathgames.com

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Great app that contains early levels that help build number sense through pictorial and digit representations,
as well as leveled multiplication concepts.

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Matholia is a site that syncs extremely well with Singapore Math and has a robust set of tools for students to practice bar modeling, geometry, etc...

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Apps and sites that both cultivate an abstract understanding of math concepts, as well as those that boost rapid recall of arithmetic. Most of these selected resources were chosen specifically because they pair well with Singapore Math, both directly and indirectly. I have combined lower school and middle school Tech Menus into one so it is easier to gauge what resources our younger students may have been exposed to, as well as where they may be headed in later grades.