www.hotmath.com is my pick for homework help in math.  This website has resources for hundreds of math books (including ours) online.  The site has hints for the odd problems that are in our textbooks, allowing students to do examples at home along with their homework if they are confused.   To use this site:

1.  Go to hotmath.com and find "Log In" on the top right of the page.

2.  Type in the password (our school's password is jan862)

3.  Choose a subject from the side (Algebra 1 and Integrated Algebra should choose Algebra 1, Honor's Algebra 2 should choose Algebra 2)

4.  Our Algebra 1 textbook is the 5th down in the right column called Algebra: Integration, Applications, Connections

     Our Honor's Algebra 2 textbook is also the 5th down in the right column called Algebra 2:An Integrated Approach

5.  From there, find the problems that you need help with. 

National Library of Virtual Manipulatives has games and hands-on activities that model math lessons that are being taught in high schools. 

Virtual TI-83 Graphing Calculator.  This website allows you to download a TI-83 graphing calculator onto your computer.  This is a way to use a graphing calculator if you cannot afford to purchase one. 

Algebra Planet Blaster- An algebra game that focuses on solving equations.

Interactivate- Math games and activites

Cool Math - Math games and activites

Algebra 1 Textbook Website- The Algebra 1 Textbook's site has extra practice problems as well as study guides.  When you get to the site, choose Algebra, then Algebra 1 2001

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