Ontario Association for Math Educators (OAME) Resource Project gives access to a variety of resources such as long-range plans, lesson plans, webinars, activities for students, and more. Requires a membership to access.
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TVOLearn is a resource that connects directly with the Ontario curriculum. It offers free and engaging unit plans, lesson plans, activities, and assessment ideas. (Click on a grade below for a direct link).
Grades 9-12 (study hall)
Knowledgehook connects directly with the Ontario curriculum. This resource uses technology to engage students with mathematical concepts and processes. Requires a subscription.
Osmo uses play to help students develop core learning skills in math and other curricular areas. Separate purchase required.
ScratchJr is free resource intended to introduce primary students to programming and coding.
ScratchJr with PBS Kids is a free resource intended for educators and students to access to view tutorials, lesson plans, and other supplemental resources.
Scratch is a free resource intended for junior or intermediate students to develop skills in programming and coding.
MathUp is a resource that connects directly with the Ontario curriculum and is offered in English and French. There are two editions available; Ontario Edition and National Edition. Educators must purchase a license (one-time fee) to access the resources.
Math is Visual is a resource that provides a variety of videos to support the visualization of mathematical concepts.
JUMP Math is a resource that aims to aid both educators and students in their understanding of math. They have workshops and assessment/practice books for students.
Math Fact Fluency has a variety of activities to help students develop and maintain their knowledge and understanding of math facts.
Youcubed provides a variety of math lessons for all grades.
BeeBots Online provides a variety of online mats for students to explore and practice using bee bots.
Tumble Math provides a variety of math-related books to help students understand and remember math concepts.
Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics Grades K-12 - Peter Liljedahl is a resource for educators help to shift the thinking of how we look at math in the classroom. This resource helps educators move away from worksheets, and instead use a more hands-on method to teach math.
TDSB Virtual Library has a variety of resources by subject and grade level, broken down by specific topics related to each curriculum subject. Some resources are TDSB specific and require a TDSB log-in to access, however many do not.
Braining Camp has a collection of online interactive manipulatives that can be used during teaching, or by students.
Solve Me Puzzles is a resource that has three interactive math puzzle options to make math fun! The puzzles can be done as a class, or individually, online.
InkSmith with Wilfrid Laurier University connects directly with the Ontario curriculum. Students engage in a lunar-themed coding and robotics course that simulates using a rover on the moon
Micro:bit / MakeCode are resources that offer Python and Block coding skill development opportunities for students and educators. Students can create codes to download to their physical micro:bit, or use the virtual simulator to test the code they have created. Tutorial videos are also available for viewing.
Code Combat is a resource that uses games to develop coding literacy among students. Various coding languages offered such as Python, HTML, JavaScript, and more.
Number Talks is a resource that provides images to facilitate number talks in the classroom; offered in both English and French.
Science North provides lesson plans for a range of grades to support teaching coding.
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