Math Stations: Videos to help support student learning

Perhaps one of your stations in a math class is to watch a tutorial explaining the concept you reviewed in class. Here are some possible sources for those videos. (Remember, you can create your own too if you like! Check out this teacher's math class blog...)

1. Math Playground (equations, arithmetic, geometry,etc.)
2. BrainPop offers cartoon-based and closed captioned movies about a range of math topics including probability, algebra, numbers and operations, etc. You'll need your school's login information.
3. The Math Dude is published through the Montgomery Public Schools and he covers a wide range of topics algebraic topics (equations, slope, graphic representations, etc.)
4. The Fraction Rap. Using rap music, two 6th graders teach fractions, percentages, decimals, ratios and rates for a math project in the Academic Arts Academy program at their school.
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