The Video relates the /r/ sound at the beginning of words. The words to the song run along the bottom of the screen as a ball bounces above the words to give a visual of each word as the singers sing the song.

A Video using ten commonly used words in the English language, including puppets that sing a song to help learn sight words.

A Video with real life connections. Singers use describing words (adjectives) to compare objects with one another.

See footage of an annular eclipse where the moon crosses in front of the sun during the farthest point in its orbit, making the moon appear too small to fully cover the sun.

Using comic characters that are chosen by the student for their different math abilities, these field trips use skills such as statistics, probability, algebra, geometry, decimals, percents, negative numbers, and more.

Students can practice adding polynomials by dragging tiles. Students can choose level of difficulty as well as get feedback.

Students learn about dinosaur excavation by performing a virtual dig. Students distinguish between the anatomy of various dinosaurs and their location, diet and other general information.

Students use virtual pattern blocks to problem solve and reason with fractions. They investigate relationships between parts and wholes using virtual fractions.

This virtual tour takes users across the Golden Gate Bridge. They can walk forwards or backwards, and look up or down and to the left or right. There is also a view from the top of the South Tower.

This paper explores some subtle uses of interactive Graphical tools that help us "see" the mathematics more clearly. Focuses on cases where the right picture suggests the "right theorem."