Mathematics Lessons and References
Math Antics is a great place to get started if you are just beginning your Math study. They offer very enthusiastic and easy to follow Math videos for all our Primary and Elementary little ones!
Purple Math is a comprehensive resource for pre-College math. This website is meant for self study and is an amazing free homeschool resource!
Coolmath features explanations and practice for Pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Pre-Calculus. In addition they have math mini games for all ages!
Math is Fun reminds me of Cool Math in that it has just about everything you would want out of a math website! Math is Fun also features more advanced topics like Physics and Calculus.
Khan Academy is the leading online math learning resource in the world (in my opinion). If you don't know Sal Khan is one of the pioneers of free online education. Please check them out!
Annenberg strives to advance teaching in Math schools. They distribute educational workshops, with access to printed materials, for the professional development of K-12 teachers and parents.
CT4ME is a teachers comprehensive resource guided to help integrate technology and Math learning in all common core disciplines, for the middle school to high school student.
Math Bits Notebook is an online textbook for High School students in the U.S.A. Education system curriculum providing full courses in Junior Math (Grades 6-8), Algebra 1 and 2, and Geometry.
MIT Blossoms is an extensive video library which offers lessons aimed at the high/ secondary school students. Check out this high quality free resource coming straight from MIT!
The Organic Chemistry Tutor is a great place to get explanations and examples in a pinch! He has a wide variety of short videos which covers Math from elementary to high school to university.
Alexander Bogomolny gave us his website Cut the Knot to share his Math wisdom. There he uploaded "Mathematics Miscellany" and Puzzles covering Arithmetic , Combinatorics, Proofs, Geometry and more!
The LibreTexts project, is a venture to develop the next generation of open-access texts to improve higher education in Math including most topics encountered before University as well.
Just Math is a very vast online library of video explanations from Algebra to the end of 2nd year Math! Known for his YouTube Channel PatrickJMT, this tutor knows his stuff!
Paul's Notes are full notes and example problems from Algebra, Calculus 1, 2, and 3, and Differential Equations courses taught at Lamar University. Great resource for first and second year students.