IMPORTANT: To assure effective learning, Chatterbee's strongly suggests that
parents or older siblings assist their younger (middle school-age) family members in using the math resources below. Algebra / Pre-Algebra
Algebra at Jiskha : a comprehensive algebra site that provides clear explanations of
all major concepts, processes, and operations involved in algebra. Note: To navigate the site, you will need to use you browser's "Back" button to return to the main menu with some frequency. Recommended.Algebra from ThinkQuest.org : it's not an interactive site, but you'll find very clear
explanations about how to solve pretty much any type of algebra-related problem except, oddly enough, word problems. Go figure. Otherwise, everything you need to know is here.Algebra at WebMath : If you're stumped on how to complete a problem, this site
lets you type in the problem and then, it solves it for you, showing you every step in the solution! This is great resource for students who need to get those problem-solving steps down pat! Areas covered include factoring, polynomials, solving equations, simplifying expressions, and more.Algebra.Help : a great site that offers solid explanations on how to solve word problems,
how to perform factoring, how to deal with exponents, and much more. The "Worksheets" section shows you, step-by-step, how to solve the most common types of algebra problems. Recommended.Algebra Line : an excellent on-line mini-course that takes you from pre-algebra
concepts (basic arithmetic and fractions) through the fundamentals of algebra.Recommended.Algebra Solutions at GoMath.com : a very good site that offers interactive mini-lessons
on all major pre-algebra and algebra concepts. Recommended. College Algebra Tutorial at Armstrong Atlantic State : a really nice on-line algebra
tutorial. Here, you'll find interactive step-by-step solutions to problems in all the major concepts of basic algebra. Be sure to pay VERY close attention to the hyperlinks on every page as those hyperlinks usually take you to the solutions. Recommended.you'll find in high school math courses. The explanations are detailed, but easy to understand. You'll also find quite a number of sample problems with step-by-step solutions for you to study. Recommended.Intermediate College Algebra at Mathematics Help Center : it says "college," but this
site is perfect for students studying high school-level algebra. Here, you'll find all kinds of great information on all the major algebra concepts. In addition, the site is chalked full of clear examples on how to solve many kinds of algebra problems.K-8 Equations at AAAMath : a nice interactive site that provides on-line lessons in
solving basic pre-algebraic equations.this site fool you: it provides very clear information on how to solve many algebra processes that frequently cause students a lot of headaches. What's really cool is that, after you read how to solve a particular type of problem, you can quiz yourself on-line to see if you really understand what you've learned! Recommended.Math for Morons Like Us: Pre-Algebra : No, you do not need to be a moron to use the
excellent pre-algebra lessons on this site! This excellent site offers instruction in all the major math concepts and functions you'll need as you move toward full-blown algebra. Recommended.Ms. Lindquist: On-line Algebra Tutor : a sophisticated and easy-to-use on-line algebra
tutor. This tutor takes you step-by-step through some of the most asked questions about algebra. NOTE: If you find it takes too long to load the tutor while on the Internet, you can download it (about 6 megs) from the site and run it off-line on your Windows or Macintosh computer! . Recommended.Pre-Algebra at Free-Ed.net : an easy-to-use on-line pre-algebra tutor. Here, you'll
learn about processes involving whole numbers, fractions, decimals, ratios, percents, and signed numbers (positive and negative numbers). There are evenlessons on the metric system and key geometry concepts. At this site, you teach yourself by completing various "assignments" within each lesson. Well done.Pre-Algebra at Sparknotes : a great place to get homework help in all the major
aspects of pre-algebra. NOTE: Remember to use the left-side drop-down menu to help you to navigate through this topic area. Recommended.Your Algebra Resource at PurpleMath.com : click the link that takes you to the
"Algebra Modules" for excellent help in how to do almost any type of algebra problem. This site is an excellent complementary resource to the algebra courseyou are taking in school.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Arithmetic
FYI : As Chatterbee's Homework Help Center is designed for middle school and high
school students, proficiency in arithmetic is assumed. Thus, we include this section for young students who want to sharpen their existing arithmetic skills. APlusMath.com : a nice site for youngsters to test their arithmetic skills. Here, you'll
also find on-line flash cards and some good arithmetic math drill games.ArithmAttack : this is a fun on-line way to supplement a youngster's mastery of addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division. Here, you play a simple game where you try to answer a set number of simple arithmetic problem in a certain amount of allotted time. The more answers you get correct, the higher your score.AutoMaths : a simple, but nicely challenging on-line arithmetic drill game. This is a nice
way to get youngsters to master "mental arithmetic."Skills in Arithmetic : a pleasant and colorful site that covers basic arithmetic as well as
the basics of ratios, decimals, and fractions. A very good site for young students who need help in these areas.Calculus / Pre-calculus
Calculus from International Education Software : a very impressive interactive site that
allows you to see -- often in full motion -- how changing the values in calculus expressions and equations effects their results. This site is a total blast as it does a great job of letting you "see" calculus in action! Recommended.Calculus from SOS Mathematics : an informative site that covers sequences, series,
differentiation, integration, functions, power series, and fourier series. Many of thesections have examples with solutions. Pretty good.Calculus at WebMath : interactive help regarding derivatives and integration
(antiderivative). Here, you enter your problem and the site produces a step-by-step solution showing you how to solve it.Calculus 1 (Differential Calculus) at Mathematics Help Central : very clear
descriptions of many of the major concepts in Calculus 1. Worth a visit. Note that same site.Calculus on the Web (COW) : a rather impressive interactive site maintained by Temple
University. Here, you can test your knowledge of calculus by solving problems andanswering questions in the site's many lesson "modules." Note that, although this is a university site, it is free for anyone to use.Calculus Page Problems List : It's not fancy looking, but it's useful. Here, you'll find
really good step-by-step solutions to many beginning differential and integral calculus problems.Elementary Calculus : a very good and "to-the-point" on-line course hitting on
many of the fundamental processes and operations of calculus. Be sure to use the navigation bar on the left of each page to make your way around the site.Recommended.HMC Calculus Overview : this Harvey Mudd College site isn't a tutorial per se, but it is
a very good source of information on dozens of calculus concepts and procedures.Karl's Calculus Tutor : If you're the kind of person who needs more wordy explanations
of calculus principles than most other sites offer, try this site. Here, you'll find verbose, detailed advice on general calculus concepts as well as some clear adviceon solving calculus problems.OKJ's Pre-calculus Study Page : an excellent source for learning and reviewing all
major algebraic and trigonometric concepts that are essential to the successful entry into calculus. This site contains clearly written information and examples that help to make learning a snap! Recommended.Pre-calculus Algebra at Mathematics Help Central : a well-done site that provided clear
instruction on algebraic concepts necessary for students who intend to continue onward into calculus. Recommended.Pre-calculus Trigonometry at Mathematics Help Central : provides solid information
and examples of trigonometric concepts that form part of the foundation of calculus.Recommended.Visual Calculus : an outstanding and highly interactive lesson site maintained by the
University of Tennessee. Here, you'll get lessons in pre-calculus, limits and continuity, derivatives, applications of differentiation, integration, applications of integration, and sequences and series. You may need to download a free plug-in or two (available at the site) to fully use the interactive lessons. This is a "must visit" site. Highly recommended.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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