Here are some great interactive websites for students to practice their math skills. Whenever you receive a progress report or a report card, you'll see Math is divided up by these content strands. Hopefully you can find some sites here to reinforce concepts and skills to help your child while giving them an enjoyable experience.For many of these sites, you’ll need Java, Flash, or Shockwave For the last 2, if you don’t want the Google toolbar to auto-install, make sure you uncheck it. These are all free downloads and perfectly safe to install

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Virtual Manipulatives - Lots of interactive activities for K-12, on numbers & operations, geometry, algebra, measurement, data analysis and probability.
AAA Math - assorted math explanations and games – varied concepts
Cool Math for Kids - Various interactive amusement park style math games
Math Net - Interactive games for number concepts, computation, measurement, geometry, and data analysis
Elementary Math Practice - Interactive web-based games listed by content – many different levels from easy to very challenging.
Interactivate - Another resource for interactive web-based activities listed by math strands (for upper grades)

Countdown - videos on area and perimeter
Countdown again - videos on circles and angles
Telling Time – On-line game to practice telling time  - 5 levels from by the hour to up to the nearest minute
FunBrain - Different levels of practice for linear measurement with a ruler
Using Money -All About Money: Learning About the History of Money and How to Use American Coins and Bills
About Time - It's About Time: Learning About Clocks and Reading and Setting the Time
United States Mint - United States Mint Websites money games for kids

Bitesize Shapes- Play and learn with activities on angles, grids/coordinates, measuring (metric – really great problem solving here too), and transformation
Home Design - Design your own house blueprint – opportunities given to practice measurement skills in area and perimeter as well as 3-d geometric perspective and transformation
Geometry Help - A variety of website resources for various geometry concepts

Base 10 Blocks - Exploring Whole Decimal Numbers, Place Value, and even Algebra with Blocks
3-D Geometry - Interact with 3-D geometrical shapes, learning, reviewing, and applying geometric concepts. The site gives some feedback to correct responses. (note - portion is in German, but it can be done because it's mostly visual - good to develop area and volume concepts)

Computation Games - Games to review addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division concepts
Whole Numbers Countdown - videos explaining various number concepts
eGames - Click on the grade level you wish to work on, then go to egames to play math games or on emanipulatives to use for hands-on help or practice
TakeAway - Single digit subtraction practice for kindergarten and first graders
CyberChallenge  - timed basic math computation
Count Us In - (number concept k-1)
ArithmAttack - Compete with yourself and see how many computer-generated arithmetic problems can you answer in 60 seconds?
Fractions in Shapes - Explore fractions with pattern blocks on this interactive site.
Fraction Bars - Explore equivalent fractions, ordering fractions, adding fractions, and more
BasketMath - Practice basic skills with a random problem generator
FunBrain - Arcade-like games are used to practice numeration and computation
BiteSize Number Practice - Interactive math activities covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, percentages, number patterns, and problem solving (note for the problem solving section - this is a British site and works with British money – still useful because of the thinking skills involved)
Computation Resources - A teacher's collection of on- and off-line computation practice resources
PBS - Use the dropdown menu to select a grade level and find recommended math sites from PBS

Create a Graph  - Create graphs, then figure out how you can use that information (Interpreting and analyzing data from graphs is a higher level thinking skill)
Handling Data - Work with some engaging games to create and interpret different types of graphs; mean, mode, and median; as well as probability.
- Gameboards you can print out and play with minimal materials.
Making your own math gameboards - Electronic coin toss to use for probability practice

Oddball -  Planning strategies to win this game is trickier than it seems.
Fruit Picker—Turn the fruit picking machine using various measurements of degree and see if you can pick the fruit in 6 tries or less. Here are some other similar games.
Math Playground - Go to the logic and word problems section to practice problem solving skills