LibGuides: LEE TEACHER RESOURCES: Math Department

Library Books

Math Books in S C Lee Library

Blank Forms

Graphic Organizers from Britannica

Links and Lists for Math Teachers

Academic Music Academic Music utilizes authentic music instruction to explore various math concepts. This program encourages deeper learning and provides the opportunity to reach students from every level of ability, ethnicity, and linguistic background. While music concepts and theory align with all areas of the mathematics curriculum, we focus on aligning concepts of rhythm with basic fraction concepts at the elementary level. In middle school, we align basic Jazz concepts and octaves with proportional reasoning. Both programs address the lack of engaging curriculum and teaching methodologies that support understanding of difficult math concepts at the elementary and middle school level.
14 Excellent YouTube Math Channels for Teachers and Students
From the blog post, "These are basically channels where you can have access to a wide variety of math videos and tutorials to help your students with Math. I have included only what I believe are the best Math channels out there."
20 Great Math Websites for Teachers and Students
From the blog post: "The list features some very useful Math websites specifically handpicked for teachers to use with their students."
11 Virtual Tools for the Math Classroom
From the post, "Here are some free apps for iPads -- along with a few other tips -- that can transform your daily lessons and are definitely worth checking out!"
Math Tech Tips
This post discusses using Google Sheets with math.
All Things Math LibGuide by Tobi Sheon
OIID: music+composing+math OIID is a unique interactive interface that allows the listener to step inside music and interact with music in an unprecedented way. The platform allows the listener to 'deconstruct' a song down to its separate tracks/instruments for a unique individual remix - creating a new dimension to the music experience. The OIID interface in MathScienceMusic can help students engage with mathematical problems such as fraction, geometry and algebra.
aQWERTYon: Patterns and Improvisation The aQWERTYon (QWERTY accordion) is designed to simplify the process for improvising, learning, and making music with your computer keyboard. Play along with your favorite YouTube videos, learn music theory through our Music Theory for Bedroom Producers course in collaboration with Soundfly, or take advantage of Web MIDI and us it to play and record into your favorite digital audio workstation, such as Soundtrap.com, GarageBand, Logic, or Ableton, or as input into music notation programs like Noteflight.
Indian Rhythms and Math: rhythm, patterns, music The Mathematical Foundations of Indian Rhythm This series of lessons will help students learn math using visualizations and hands-on exercises based on the Karnatic rhythmic system of South India. Karnatik music involves a deep, embodied understanding of mathematical proportions, symmetry, and linear rhythmic combinations. Through exposure to these creative methods, students will gain a richer understanding of the aesthetics of mathematical principles and use multiple learning modalities to visualize, hear, and feel musical proportions, combinations, and relationships. The lessons also provide a kind of cultural immersion that helps to bolster students' understanding of how math and music are interconnected around the world.
Groove Pizza: shapes, angles, groove The Groove Pizza is a playful tool for creating grooves using math concepts like shapes, angles, and patterns. Start working with one of the Special pizza presets and add/remove "toppings" to adjust the groove, or click on the "Shape Pizza" tab and drag various shapes onto the pizza to play with math-inspired grooves. If inspired, continue your groove over at Soundtrap.com or export it as audio.
Making Math in Music The activities in Making Music Count will provide opportunities for you and your students to develop and explore assumptions, intuitions and understandings regarding the mathematics inherent in music. In this way we hope that math class will be awakened by the sounds of music with a particular emphasis in this case on the rhythmic aspects of music.
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Uses a free program that must be downloaded but there are some activities that do not involve the program. You might be able to get it loaded onto the lab computers by putting in a technology work order.
Math picture books
Big List of Remote Learning Math Resources

Websites

Math Snacks

More Math Games- websites, apps, free and paid

GraphMyMath
Coordinate Grid Generator
Math Resources for Teachers-ShakeUpLearning
PHET Interactive Simulations
Virtual Math Manipulatives