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Math Learning Resources

Math Learning Resources

Whether you're looking for extra practice, additional support, or opportunities to explore mathematics beyond the classroom, these resources can help students continue learning at their own pace.

Please note: The resources on this page are optional and intended to supplement classroom learning. They are not required as part of the Darien Public Schools mathematics curriculum.

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Practice & Skill Building

These resources are ideal for reviewing concepts, strengthening skills, and preparing for upcoming courses.

Entering 6th Grade/Key

Khan Academy Course Practice

6th Grade Skills

7th Grade Skills

8th Grade Skills (exclude modeling unit)

Algebra 1 Skills  

Geometry Skills

Algebra 2 Skills

Precalculus Skills  

Calculus Skills 

AP Statistics Skills

Additional Practice Resources

Big Ideas Online Textbook (MMS Primary Resource)

Virtual Nerd

Flipped Math

Global Math Project

That Quiz

Free Middle School Online Resources

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Explore Mathematics

These websites encourage curiosity, creativity, and problem solving beyond the classroom.

  • Would You Rather Math
  • Hooda Math
  • PBS Learning Media
  • Global Math Project
  • Khan Academy Enrichment

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Learn Through Video

Excellent YouTube channels for visual learners and students who enjoy seeing mathematics explained in different ways.

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Listen & Learn

Mathematics podcasts for curious learners.

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Read & Discover

Books that explore the beauty, history, and creativity of mathematics.

Popular Mathematics

  • Infinite Powers – Steven Strogatz
  • The Language of Mathematics – Keith Devlin
  • Mathematics for the Curious – Peter Higgins
  • Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension – Matt Parker

Puzzles & Problem Solving

  • Mathematical Puzzles – Peter Winkler
  • The Liar Paradox and the Towers of Hanoi – Marcel Danesi

History & Mathematical Ideas

  • The Music of the Primes – Marcus du Sautoy
  • Chaos – James Gleick
  • The Code Book – Simon Singh

Geometry

  • Excursions in Geometry – C. Stanley Ogilvy