Numeracy – Teachers – K-6

This website is made for students to choose a path and justify it with mathematics.

KenKen is an interactive problem solving puzzle that students complete using adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing.

This is a website that has many blackline masters to access to support students learning through visualization. Use these blackline masters inside a report cover and they can be used over and over again!

This site meshes math literature with numeracy tasks that engage the learner.

This site builds number sense through real life applications. Focusing on estimation and problem solving skills.

This site supports mathematical arguments for grade K-6 students.

This website is based on the Alberta Program of Studies. It has released PAT exams that teachers can use and students to practice problem solving questions.

This awesome site has free resources to access depending on what Strand you are looking into. Click on either Number, Geometry or Measurement and Data and you will be able to access the free resources. Make sure you use your program of studies as a guide because the grade-level materials are based out of the United States.

This is Which One Doesn’t Belong?, a website dedicated to providing thought-provoking puzzles for math teachers and students alike. There are no answers provided as there are many different, correct ways of choosing which one doesn’t belong.

Brain POP is a website with linked videos and activities on various subjects. The Free site has been linked and the paid version offers many more options.