On this page, you will find all sorts of math-related links. Please take some time to look around and visit any of these sites. Many are designed to offer extra help and others are here for fun. So please enjoy yourself. If you find a link that no longer works, please let me know. I will also take any requests.

Miscellaneous Links:

· Galaxy Goo Math Links—a collection of links for everything related to math along with some excellent links to calculators and dictionaries.

· Math—Simply titled with tons of links. As with any collection of links, you will find plenty of great resources with the occasional dead or broken link.

· Mathpower.com—Titled simple links to math any other subjects.

· Smile Program Mathematics Index—More math links.

Tutorials and Worksheets:

· Purple Math—a great resource for mathematical tutorials. This is the first place I would suggest visiting for help with anything related to math.

· Beginning Algebra Help and Intermediate Algebra Help—As we get into more advanced math in our class, you will find this page helpful in getting another viewpoint. (Source: West Texas A&M University)

· Amby’s Math Instruction, Reinforcement, and Learning Activities—A great site with some limited, but very helpful tutorials.

· Motivating Math—More tutorials on solving math problems. Explore the button links along the left side of page for additional information.

· Divisibility Rules—Imagine actually doing math without a calculator? How about some tips on knowing what numbers another number can be divided by? Well, your wishes have come true. Use this page to simplify division.

· Math Lab Online—Tons of information on algebra and other advanced mathematics. Keep this in mind as you continue working with math.

· Glencoe Algebra Help—A site put together by Glencoe to assist parents in helping their students. Most of the links open in Adobe Acrobat Reader. Visit the Acrobat Reader site for the free reader application.

· Pre-Algebra Homepage—This is a class in session with lots of tutorials and hints. Just realize it might change.

· SparkNotes—A collection of tutorials for everything education related. Click the math link for particular information.