Pre-Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II
Algebra Overview
Algebra Worksheets
Calculators
Games
Story Problems

Pre-Algebra

Pre-Algebra
This is a self-directed course. This means you are free to set your own study hours and rate of progress. However, it also means you are solely responsible for tracking your own progress and mastering the topics as you go along. Possible to complete in about a month.

Visual Math Learning
A free online interactive tutorial for pre-algebra students that is rich in games, puzzles, and animated manipulatives that emphasize learning concepts by visualization. For students at the middle-school level. Access to the tutorial requires no fee or registration.

Algebra I

Algebra Class
Karin Hutchinson has helped hundreds of students overcome their fear of Math and go on to excel in Trigonometry and Calculus.

AlgebraHelp.com
Uses some of the latest technology to help you learn and understand algebra. Features lessons to learn or refresh old skills, calculators that show you how to solve problems step-by-step, and interactive worksheets to test your skills.

S.O.S Mathematics: Algebra
This an excellent, no-nonsense summary of the principles of algebra.

Algebra II

Algebra 2 Homework Help
Each topic listed below can have lessons, solvers that show work, an opportunity to ask a free tutor, and the list of questions already answered by the free tutors.

CoolMath Algebra II
Review of Algebra I, and additional lessons for Algebra II.

Algebra Overview

Free Algebra Help
Here at FreeMathHelp.com we have a large collection of algebra lessons available to help you learn a new subject or refresh an old one.

Practical Algebra Lessons
Or “How do you REALLY do this stuff?” The modules I’ve written give practical tips, hints, and examples, and point out common mistakes. They are cross-referenced to each other, to help you find related material. Purple Math.

Webmath Algebra I and II
Simplifying expressions, polynomials, factoring, solving equations, radical expressions, complex numbers, inequalities, writing linear equations, plotting & graphing functions, conic sections, and word problems.

Calculators

QuickMath Automatic Math Solutions – Algebra
QuickMath can expand, factor or simplify virtually any expression, cancel common factors within fractions, split fractions up into smaller (‘partial’) fractions and join two or more fractions together into a single fraction.

Games

Absurd Math
An interactive mathematical problem solving game series. The player proceeds on missions in a strange world where the ultimate power consists of mathematical skill and knowledge.

Math Nook Algebra Games
Play these Algebra Games to practice and reinforce your algebra skills the fun way.

Math-Play.com
Are you looking for fun algebra math games? You came to the right place! On this website you will find different interactive games that will help you practice important math skills.

Math Playground
Prealgebra activities and practice games.

Story Problems

Algebra Story and Word Problems
Reliable problem solving in all subjects that use mathematics for problem solving. Algebra, Physics, Chemistry… from grade school to grad school and beyond.

Worksheets

Algebra Worksheets: Fundamentals of Equations and Formulas
Generates a new worksheet each time you open a page again. Covers a review of Algebra 1 through logarithms and conic sections.

Making the Transition from Arithmetic to Algebra
These worksheets are based on the ideas (from the NCTM) that many students have difficulty making the transition from elementary school to middle school mathematics.

Writing basic algebraic expressions word problems
Learn how to write basic expressions with variables to describe situations described in word problems. Khan Academy videos.

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Making a Simple Astrolabe
In this activity, learners make an astrolabe, a device used for measuring altitude, including the height of objects in the sky. This activity guide includes instructions for constructing the device as well as brief background information about when the astrolabe was first invented.

How the Apple Watch Works
Smartwatches are not a new concept. The idea goes back at least to the 1940s with the introduction of Dick Tracy’s communicator watch. It’s taken them a while to come to fruition, but watches that have computing functionalities and work hand-in-hand with smartphones are finally part of the electronics market. They can notify you when you have calls, display your messages and upcoming meetings, and act as controllers for your phone’s music and other apps. And now Apple is entering the fray.

How a Digital Clock Works
Marshall Brain not only shows you how one works, but will step you through building your own for about $30 worth of parts.

How Pendulum Clocks Work
Marshall Brain, the brains behind How Stuff Works, shows you how to design and build a Grandfather-type clock.

How to Make Your Own Custom Clock
A modern wooden clock can be an interesting piece of wall art. It looks good on its own but it also looks good incorporated into a large gallery wall setting too. The only tough part is finding just the right style of clock that’s simple enough to not be a distraction, but pretty enough that it fits in. The answer to this challenge is to make one yourself! You won’t believe how easy it is to make your own.

Inside a Wind-up Alarm Clock
Wind-up alarm clocks have been around a long time, but they are still fun to explore. By Marshall Brain.

The Secret Life of Machines – Quartz Watch part 1
Part 1 of the quartz watch. Brilliant 1980’s educational series presented by Tim Hunkin and Rex Garrod.
Part 2
Part 3

Sundials on the Internet
Directions for four different kinds of sundials you can easily make for yourself. You’ll need to use some geometry skills to get them right.

Telling Time without a Clock: Scandinavian Daymarks
How would we measure time without a clock? We know that the Sun moves across the sky during the day. Can we tell what time it is by looking at the position of the Sun?

A Walk Through Time
The evolution of time measurement through the ages. All clocks must have two basic components: a regular, constant or repetitive process or action to mark off equal increments of time and a means of keeping track of the increments of time and displaying the result.

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