Summer
Math
Suggestions
from
the
Virginia
Department
of
Education
For
students
who
have
just
completed
grades
2-5,
a
free,
six-week,
email-based
math
skills
program
is
available
starting
in
the
third
week
of
June.
Parents
can
register
at
Quantile
Summer
Math
Challenge
to
receive
daily
emails
with
fun
activities
and
resources
designed
to
help
kids
retain
the
math
skills
learned
during
the
previous
school
year.
In
addition,
visit
Quantile
Summer
Math
Challenge
daily
to
learn
about
weekly
math
concepts,
how
to
earn
badges,
and
to
print
out
a
certificate
at
the
end
of
the
challenge.
PurpleMath
(Algebra)
-
Instructive
site
with
explanations
for
subjects
from
beginning
Algebra
to
Advanced
Algebra
topics.
Figure
This!
Math
Challenges
for
Families
-
"The
home
of
the
Figure
This!
Math
Challenges
for
Families;
parent-friendly,
engaging
learning
activities
for
families
to
do
together,
based
on
high-quality,
challenging,
real-life
mathematics.
Sponsored
in
part
by
a
grant
from
the
U.S.
Department
of
Education
and
the
National
Science
Foundation."
Math.com
-
You
can
read
about
famous
mathematicians,
or
look
at
the
Wonders
of
Math,
or
use
one
of
their
calculators
.
.
.
But
the
Homework
Help
Search
Engine
makes
this
site
totally
great
-
You
tell
it
what
grade
you
are
in,
and
what
subject
you
need
help
with,
and
the
search
engine
finds
the
best
sites
for
you.
Professor
Freedman's
Math
Help
-
"A
mixture
of
sound,
humor,
color,
animation
and
graphics
with
lots
of
help
for
the
'math
anxious'
student.
Its
aim
is
to
give
students
a
self-directed
and
entertaining
way
to
learn
basic
math
and
algebra.
The
site
includes
tutorial
lessons
authored
by
students,
math
assignments,
study
skills
tips,
links
to
free
tutors
and
learning
style
information
-
all
with
really
'cool'
animation
and
music."
Teachers
might
use
this
site
as
a
guide
to
produce
their
own
learning
website
with
student
authors.
CoolMath4Kids.com
-
An
interactive
"amusement
park
of
math
and
more
-
especially
designed
for
FUN,
FUN,
FUN!"
This
site
is
for
kids
of
all
ages,
including
parents
and
teachers
