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Information about our new Core Curriculum.  Students can access their work and assignments through the app in their portal (my.pps.net).

(for High School Algebra)
Students and families can create their own access.

Calculator:

This site can help explain any vocabulary words you do not know.

Students can select a topic they need help on.

Students can view lessons on a topic they need help on.

Video tutorials on many different math topics.

Virtual Nerd:  Video tutorials on many different math topics.

- a great website with lots of resources that was shared with me by a student 

- students play the role of a full-time Uber driver—with two kids—who is trying to pay the mortgage.

- Students go on a virtual road trip across the country learning how to manage their money wisely.

- In this game, students play the role of a video blogger preparing for a life-changing competition while managing money and unexpected events.

- Credit Clash is a fun and interactive way to learn about credit scores.

- Money Magic is designed to teach basic budgeting principles.

- This is a fast-paced interactive game that allows students to experience 20 years of investing in just 20 minutes.

- Shady Sam demonstrates how loan terms can hurt borrowers who don’t pay attention.

- These two fast-paced, sports-themed, interactive games engage students in quiz bowl–style questions to advance players up the field.

- Online games learning about money management and debt.

- Offers free courses for elementary through high school students.

- Game to see if you can make it though the month with the money you have.

There are lots of fun games here to help practice math skills, but you will need to register so make sure to get permission from a parent first.

At this site you can create graphs online for data you enter.