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 Aunty Math: Math Challenges for K - 5 Learners
Visit Aunt MATHilda MATHhews, her niece Gina and nephews Danny and Barney. Can you solve the math challenges Aunty Math thinks up for her niece and nephews to solve? How many different ways can you solve one of her problems? Share your work and find out different strategies used by other mathematicians.
Cool Math 4 Kids
An amusement park of math designed just for you. Lots of things to explore and problems to solve. If you love science too, try their science activities.
Get Smarter
Warm up first with math and science practice quizzes. If you make mistakes, there is help to get the correct answers. When you're ready, try The REAL Challenge! When you finish, compare your results to those of all the students around the world who answered the same questions as part of the Third International Mathematics and Science Study. If you're one of the best in the world, your name will be added to the Top Ten.
Math Brain Teasers
Can you solve this week’s brainteaser? New ones are posted each week. If you send in a correct answer your first name, last initial and state will be put on the All Star list. All Stars get their names entered into a prize drawing at the end of the contest.
Math Forum
A great math place to wander and explore. Our favorites include:
Mathematics Problems for Japanese Sixth Graders.
How would you do if you were a math student in Japan?
Mathematics Problems of the Week Contest Page
We recommend the Elementary Brain Teasers!
Math Mastery
Try the Math Activities sections!
Math Year 2000
Lots to do here. Try the games, visit Number Land, find out what the explorer has discovered, check out the latest “math news” and try the crossword puzzle. Still not enough to satisfy your math appetite? Visit the virtual math fest or tackle the math mysteries.
MathsChallenge.Net
These are really tough and the site isn’t as fancy as some but the problems are really good. You’re supposed to be 11 or older to try these but when has that stopped you? Enjoy the cartoons; try to figure out the math behind the mind reading experiments. Tackle the junior problems or try to break the code.
PBS Kids Cyberchase
From the same people who introduced you to Elmo and Cookie Monster, PBS brings you the Cyber Squad; Dr. Marbles, Matt, Inez and Jackie. Each day they go on a new adventure that you can help them solve or you can relax and play on of their favorite games.
The Set Game Set
Quiddler, Xacitka, Set – are they similar to Quidditch? Nope, but they be just as much fun. Be careful when you visit this site as time seems to go really fast as you play the Daily Puzzle in each of the three games. Finding that last set, finding just the right combination of letters, or winning all eight tricks sometimes seems impossible – keep trying, you’ll get it.
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