Links to Student Resources

  • iXL

    iXL provides a wide range of problems for every K-12 math standard. Students can search by grade level and content area to find practice questions with immediate feedback to maintain and improve student learning. 

    https://www.ixl.com/
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  • Khan Academy

    Khan Academy is a great resource for extra help for all students, grades k-12. Students can visit Khan Academy and use the search feature to find a library of videos for their course or for a specific topic. You do need an e-mail address to have full access on the website, but Khan is also available as a free app on most iOS and Android devices.
    https://www.khanacademy.org
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  • Desmos

    Desmos is a free graphing calculator available for iOS and Android Devices. This application can specifically assist students with integrating graphs of functions into their schoolwork. 
    https://www.desmos.com/
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  • Khan Academy SAT diagnostics and preparation resources

    Khan Academy has partnered with the College Board to provide free SAT training opportunities for all students. It is recommended that students access the resources available and discover the changes to the SAT Mathematics Test in order to better prepared for the exam. 
    https://www.khanacademy.org/sat?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_term=All%20Users&utm_campaign=SAT%20Launch%20-%20Students&utm_content=C
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  • Geogebra

    Students who wish to have a visual of the coordinate plan for the purpose of exploring geometry concepts or the analysis of functions can use the Geogebra application on their MacBook. This application is free and available for download on student devices through the managed software update. Geogebra is a free application on most iOS and Android devices as well. 
    http://www.geogebra.org/
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  • YouTube Mathematics

    YouTube has an education component and allows students to access videos specific to Mathematics. Students can subscribe to the YouTube Mathematics channel with their gmail account and use the search engine features to find content specific to their course. This resource can be used for extra help, to make up missed work if absent, or to review for a big exam. 
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6C2bxSjmNzfsBi9VWpKHPg
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  • MCAS Question Search

    This is the Massachusetts Department of Education MCAS Question Search. Use this to review for the MCAS.
    http://www.doe.mass.edu/mcas/search/
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  • ConnectED

    This link is specifically for students whose course textbook is published by McGraw Hill. Your teacher should have provided you with log-in information. Students can access their textbook here and also some additional resources dependent on their enrolled course.
    http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/connected/login.do
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  • Larson

    This link is specific for students whose enrolled course is published by Larson. Teachers should have provided each student with their log-in information as the beginning of the school year. Students can log in to access their course text and additional resources dependent on their enrolled course.
    http://larsontrak.larsoned.com/?goal=userlogin
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  • TenMarks Math Practice

    TenMarks is a Mathematics practice site that is currently offering a free summer math program. The program allows students to enter their age and grade level and practice key pre-requisite skills for the upcoming school year. If you are looking for additional practice, this site can be a nice resource.

    https://www.tenmarks.com/login
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