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Johnnie's Math Page is the site to find fun math for kids, math games, and even a little math homework help.

Interactive math activities from across the web have been organized by topic to make math learning enjoyable and interesting.

For parents and teachers, you will find math lessons and math worksheets as well as links to other math teaching resources.  

For those who like a challenge, you will find free math games in the math puzzles section. 

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Puzzle and Logic Fun
Here is a collection of
challenging puzzles and logic activities.
math puzzles

The Worksheet Page
Hundreds of Math Worksheets
70 pages of Multiplication Activities

The Story Page
New Readers, Older Readers,
Myths and Legends
Story Page

Parent and Teacher
Math Resources
Books, Worksheets, Lesson Plans
 and more.  Here is the place
 for all your math teaching needs.
Welcome!  
It's good that you are here!
Enjoy the math!
Hellos to:

Mrs Travers and the second and third grade students at Butler Avenue School in Clinton, North Carolina

Mr Jim and students at the American International School of Bolivia

Mrs Rooney's students at Surveyors Creek Public School, Glenmore Park in New South Wales, Australia

Mrs. Sword's class at Watauga Elementary in Virginia
F B Whitney and all the math students in Santa Cruz County, California

Ms Lawson and the students of Ramona Elementary in Jacksonville, Florida- my father grew up in Jacksonville

Mr. Zwicki and the Children's Home in Easton
Ms Gawel and her students at Thorman Elementary in California

Tenley Newcomb and her students at Jua International School in Tanganyika
Principal Carr and her students at Robert B. Pollock Elementary School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

All our visitors from International Schools in South East Asia visiting through Shambles.net. I teach math at an international school in Europe.

Casmir Pulaski School in Connecticut

Starlight School, and Radcliff School in Watsonville,California

Pipestone, Minnesota and Ms Zupp's students

Chester Elementary and Ms O''Hara's students in New York State Teachers, send me a note and I will include your school here!  - Johnnie