Below a running list of resources available for when schools are closed, and you need to continue to provide some math learning for your children. All links found online or emailed to us. If you want to add, email us, if you own one of the links and want it removed, email us also.

Check out the video series MomsTeachMath

Lesley
University’s Center for Mathematics Achievement in collaboration with the Kentucky
Center for Mathematics have put together this resource guide for parents and caregivers to be able to support children’s mathematics learning at home during school closures. All the suggested resources below are free, with the exception of the board games.

Scholastic has a free resource per day to do with your children. Not just math but all kind of things.

https://www.natgeokids.com/au/  National Geographic Kids, no username or password

UNDERSTOOD gives 20 activities to keep the children busy

Problem based lesson search engine

Math Twitter Blogo sphere search engine

A quick start guide to using Kahn Academy for distance learning

FREE math apps and virtual manipulatives from Math learning center

All digital resources from Math before bed are now free until further notice (their server may not be able to cope at times)

Math card games book by Math Geek Mama until the end of the month March

Math resources by Lesley University Center for Mathematics achievements

SFUSD 10 days of Math Elementary School Closure lessons

Fraction talks for nice images to get students talking about fractions

A few games for learning multiplication & addition facts, conceptually & visually:
multiplication:
How Close to 100 and Tic-Tac-Toe Products

And some always great for everyone tasks:
Ice Cream Scoop and Four 4’s

An enormous treasure trove of LEGO options to explain every Math concept