• Math Websites for Parents 

    Checkpoints of Academic Progress for
    Parents and Students
    These documents provide a quick reference to the learning that will take place within each nine week grading period.
     

    Parents' Guide to New Tests in Georgia

    This document provides background information explaining why Georgia has moved away from the CRCT to the more rigorous assessments. This includes sample questions to better define the types of questions.

    Georgia Milestone Assessment Guides 
    Background information about the Georgia Milestone Assessment, including a breakdown of standards and a practice test for each subject. 
     
    Parent Roadmaps for CCGPS Math
    Within each of the Parent Roadmap, the document will provide you with the background information on your student's standards and how the standards develop from one grade level to the next. 
     
    PTA Parent Guides to Common Core
    These guides were created by the National PTA. They were created to give parents a quick snapshot of what your child will be learning in each grade level using the Common Core Standards. These guides also give parents activities to use at home and questions to ask the teacher regarding your child's progress. 
     
    This link will take you to the standards and expectations for your child in each grade level. These are the standards in which all Georgia teachers are expected to teach by.
      
    This link will take you to the glossary that has been created to better explain the mathematical terms used in the Math Common Core Georgia Performance Standards (CCGPS). 

    Virtual Tutoring
    This website provides organized YouTube links for every grade level, focusing on all the major concepts covered within that grade level.
     
     
    This website offers games in data, measurement, money, geometry, numbers, algebra, as well as puzzles, worksheets, activities, and a dictionary that will better explain the math terms.
     
     This site will give resources to better help your students with their homework and math knowledge. The information on this website is arranged in five different "brochures" that you can view online or print out for your convenience.

    Looking for Apps for your iPhone, iPad, iPod, or Tablet to help your child practice mathematics?  Henry County Schools have done some research and found some very helpful apps to students. This link will take you to a list of apps that will support mathematical understanding for grades K-12.

    A list of apps for practice at home. Most apps listed are for 4th grade and higher, but there are a few for basic computation.  
     
    Homework Helper will allow you to input a problem and your answer. It will then figure out if your solution is correct.
    A Maths Dictionary for Kids is an animated, interactive online math dictionary for students which explains over 600 common mathematical terms and math words in simple language.
     
    Having difficulty understanding math? Looking for help in math? Or a free math tutor? This website provides free math videos, study tips, practice questions, and step-by-step solutions for a variety of math topics. 
     
    Math Glossary 
    A glossary of terms organized by grade level, each definition is given using pictures, numbers, and words.