1. 100th Day Activities
   1. 100th day of school from Delmar, Maryland
   2. The 100th Day of School from A to Z Teacher Stuff
   3. 300 Celebration Ideas from Joan Holub
   4. Counting to 100 - worksheet with blanks for students to fill in the numbers
2. AAA Math - Practice sessions for all types of basic skills such as word and number match, fractions, adding, comparing numerals, and more.
3. APlus Math - Games, worksheets, flashcards and hidden picture activities using basic math operations.
4. Beginning Addition - This site is for beginners using most-familiar fingers as manipulatives. Audio announces numeral for reinforcement. Audio reply when numeral is selected for the answer.
5. Color By Number - Use the correct color to go with the number and create a picture. [numbers 0-5]
6. ColorCount - Click on the number of animals to match the numeral.
7. Cool Math has some activities to help parents get their kids ready for Kindergarten. Actually they recommend that these activities be continued grade 1.
8. Flash Cards - print and use in your classroom
9. Fractions - A simple practice for children first learning fractions. Using fourths, this page demonstrates how the colored section is the key to the top number and the total boxes (4) are the key to the bottom number.
10. Fractions - lessons teaching beginning fractions.
11. Fractions - Create your own bar fractions to explain the concept. Use the arrows at the top to add or subtract pieces on the bar.
12. Fraction Match - match pictures with their fraction counterparts
13. Daily Graphing Lessons for Kindergarten - Many graphing ideas from Marcia Goudie in CA. This is a Geocities site and may not work through the filters of some school systems.
14. ABC List of things to Graph - These are just a few things that teachers and elementary students can use to chart data.Be sure to check the underlined links.
15. Greater Than/ Less Than - Whole class activity on practicing this concept.
16. Harcourt School Publishers - (Kindergarten activities to go along with the Math Advantage series) Take a look at their first grade and second grade pages also!
17. How Much Money is This? - count by 10's (dimes) up to $1.00
18. Kindergarten Math Lessons - lessons, activities, worksheets and more
19. K-1 Math Activities - activities for young student classified by Standards
20. Magnetic Numbers - Can you come up with the correct number sentences for these numbers? Unscramble the number sentences in addition, subtraction and multiplication.
21. Math Lessons - K-1st Grade math lessons, many with technology components
22. Math Lingo - Play tic tac toe while learning positional words, more, less and many more math terms.
23. Measurement - using various measures, complete this worksheet
24. Missing Numbers - worksheet
25. Money Count - Imagine taking your piggy bank and emptying it on the floor... well now you can.
26. Money - Worksheets containing recognition, counting and comparing money.
27. Number Chart - (interactive 100 number chart) Use this to show number patterns and much more! the chart can be printed
28. Number Dice - empty template
29. Number Dice - dice with black dots
30. Number Dice - dice with white dots
31. Number Dice - dice with white numbers
32. Number Dice - dice with fingers
33. Number Jigsaw puzzles - print these for your students.
34. Number Sheets - Worksheets in Zaner-Bloser style or Dnealian style for each numeral 1-10.
35. Number Table- Numbers to 100 - print and put on students desk for review
36. Number Wallcards with fingers - hang up on the wall in your classroom
37. Number Word Poster - print and put on students desk for review
38. Ordinals - An online game to practice ordinal numbers up to tenth. First through tenth is written in words and objects appear. Student is to select ordinal word that corresponds with last object.
39. Pennies and Dimes - click and drag the coins to the correct piggy bank
40. Shapes - (pre-school) identify shapes and colors
41. Shapes Poster for Printing - print and put on students desk for review
42. Silver Burdett Ginn - On-line activities categorized by grade level.
43. Smiley Clock - Create a face for Smiley Clock by telling the correct time. Tell time by picking one from three choices. The clock gains eyes, nose, mouth and hair if you select the correct time. (2nd grade and higher)
44. Sorting Common Objects - click and drag the bananas or strawberries into the correct jars
45. Sorting by Size Activity - An apple game that allows students to match apples to appropriate baskets. (Shockwave required)
46. Sorting Pumpkins - Good activity for beginning mouse skill drills. Move pumpkins and group according to size or color.
47. Subtraction - Although this is basically a counting site, introduction to subtraction can be taught here by bringing down a number of spiders then clicking on the button to make them disappear. The number at the corner keeps track of how many are there as you add and subtract spiders!
48. Tangram Puzzles - Interactive puzzles; tasks that involve virtual manipulatives afford many students an entry into mathematics that they might not otherwise experience
49. Telling Time - Set the clock and Mr. Clock will tell you the time. [good for beginners]
50. Time - This site has worksheets that can be printed, but can also be used in a total class group, answering the problems as a team. It provides practice on the hour, half hour, quarter hour and minutes.
51. Time: blank worksheet - let students fill in times dictated
52. Using Comparison Symbols - given two single digit numbers use > or < to order the numbers
53. Writing Numbers - Shows the strokes to write numbers. Select a number at the bottom to see an animation of the strokes to write a number.

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