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Latest from my blog
This is where you'll find the latest happenings, news, & ideas in math teaching

Math teaching videos
My videos at YouTube show you how to teach concepts.
Multiply & divide decimals by 10, 100, or 1000

Hover your mouse above to open a menu of various worksheets you can generate for free!

Advice, reviews, and resources to help you choose a math curriculum!

Games you can play online, interactive tutorials, fun math websites and more. Arranged by topic/level for ease of use.

Learn how to TEACH concepts or about general concerns in math education.

Reviews
In-depth reviews of math products

Math help & tutoring
A list of free message boards, math help websites, and online tutoring services.

My Amazon Store
See some math products I recommend.

I have two games on my site, plus links to many.

Online Equation Editor

Enter math characters, symbols or expressions by clicking on the icons provided. A snippet of code appears below. Then edit the code, and type your numbers or variables in it, or some additional text.

After you're done, save (download) the image to your computer.

The code is Latex and is familiar to many of us who have used Latex before, but it is fairly intuitive. For example, when you want a fraction and you press the fraction button, you will see the code

\frac{a}{b}

Just type your numerator in place of a, and your denominator in place of b. Those can be expressions as well.

You can make fractions, exponents, subscripts, square roots and other roots, sums (sigma sign), products (pi sign), integrals and limits. A list of Greek characters is included. The symbol list is fairly basic and includes some basic operation and relation symbols, set theory symbols, and a few arrows.





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