225 media results found for 'math'
Designed for middle school students, these short animations present mathematics in a very different way. This series gives students, especially those who don't particularly like math, another way to look at math concepts.
Family support is vital to a child's math education. This series offers parents and caregivers tips to help increase a child's mathematical understanding. Families should talk about math, play math games, and read books about math.
Geometry is hard! Geometry is boring! No way, Math Fans! Geometry does not have to be hard or boring. Watch as Zero attacks each geometry problem with passion and humor. Designed to make learning geometry fun, students will enjoy the skits, fun, a...Read More
Children are never too young to learn math. As they explore their world, they are learning to count, discriminate shapes, sort objects, and see patterns. This series aims to help young children develop positive beliefs about themselves as mathemat...Read More
Through real life examples, this series defines and demonstrates important mathematical and geometrical concepts and skills. These concepts include rational numbers, integers, fractions, part-whole relationships, decimals, and symmetry.
Students will enjoy learning math with Dr. Rock and his friends. These engaging lessons present real-world problems, and Dr. Rock asks students to help him solve them.
Travel around the world to explore trade, the history of money, and concepts of trade, value, and price. Students take a look at how and why people value gold, from the early explorers to the prospectors in the California Gold Rush. They also get ...Read More
The Standard Deviants, a group of young performers, use comedy to help students grasp the basic concepts of math. They take part in parodies of movies and TV shows while progressively moving through the lessons, and each section is followed by a r...Read More
Uses practical examples and realistic models to provide students with an accessible context for mathematical concepts.
This program addresses concepts for teaching math skills to early learners. Leading young students in fun and playful ways to engage with math will help them build confidence in their math skills and generate excitement for the subject. They’ll al...Read More
The evil Scaleo has escaped from prison and is transforming the length, width, and height of objects until they become useless. Who can put things right? Super heroine Scale Ella uses the power of scale factor to foil the villain. Part of the "Mat...Read More
Ratio errors confuse one of the coaches as two teams face off in an epic dodgeball tournament. See how mathematical techniques such as tables, graphs, measurements, and equations help to find the missing part of a proportion. Part of the "Math Sna...Read More
Uncle Zak gets lost as he hurries to the launch site to say goodbye before Sam and Amber return to Earth. He radios them for the correct space coordinates. Numberella helps them interpret and send the coordinates to Uncle Zak, who arrives just in ...Read More
Botler, the chief robot, wants to attract more tourists to Junkiter, and he creates a bar chart of its chief attractions to send to the Tourist Board. Sam and Amber cannot understand how to read the bar chart. Numberella teaches them about vertica...Read More
Sam and Amber decide to increase the egg production on Junkiter by giving their domestic birds some "superfeed." The number of eggs the birds produce rapidly grows, and they ask Numberella to help them create pictograms to show the relationship be...Read More
Sam and Amber play a simulation game and record their reaction times. Lisa says Amber's reaction time of 0.1 seconds is great, but they don't really understand what 0.1 means. Numberella gives them a lesson in decimals so they can make sense out o...Read More
Amber gets more practice in estimation when she sees something unusual in the load of a spaceship ready to take off. By rounding off the load weights, she realizes the ship is dangerously overloaded. She warns Uncle Zak, avoiding an accident. Part...Read More
Looking for engaging ways to weave math into the day? At-home activities help support math learning. Parents and caregivers can teach basic concepts while having children participate in such activities as cooking, sorting, building, and planning a...Read More
Math for infants is all about the basics. Early math concepts, such as counting, shapes, measurement, and patterns are everywhere. Making a conscious effort to include basic math in everyday conversations with infants can help them start to unders...Read More
Books are a great way to share math concepts with young children. When children read or hear about math in a story, it helps them build math skills in imaginative ways. Books about math that show numbers, patterns, and shapes are everywhere. Part ...Read More
The Standard Deviants begin this lesson with a discussion on collecting and organizing information. This discussion prepares students to interpret information through the use of charts, lists, tree diagrams, and graphs. Other topics covered includ...Read More
The primary difference between math functions with whole integers and those with decimals is having to keep up with the decimal point. Examples cover adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals. Explains how to round them off. Standa...Read More
What are integers? What is a whole number? Covers definitions of terms, and discusses the number line, positive and negative integers, and addition of single- and multiple-digit numbers. Gives clear examples. Standard Deviants School.
The understanding of part-whole relationships helps students understand the basic mathematical operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Part-whole relationships also help students group objects and organize data. Students...Read More
