This document summarizes assistive technology options for students with mathematics learning disabilities. It describes characteristics of these disabilities including difficulties with number sense, patterns, spatial reasoning, and math vocabulary. It then outlines several handheld devices, drill and practice software, simulations, word processors, and manipulatives that can help these students learn math skills and concepts in an accessible way. Examples provided include calculators, software like Mighty Math and Wild West Math, and virtual manipulatives like Intellimathics and SMARTBoard simulations.