@NatBanting@MathigonOrg Not sure if you have access to Gizmos. It has this, I use it to demonstrate how to look from different views for solving Skyscrapper puzzles.
@mrslienemann201 So cool!! I love my cricut...currently cutting out 3.14 & pi symbols for my Halloween costume (pi-thon).
Also, love this from TPT for classroom door. ๐
So happy with the results of the Linear Equations Stained Glass Project my students created during online/distance learning. Perfect alternative to formal assessment during this time.
#MTBoS
Pissed off by Trumpโs Lysol โjokesโ? Thatโs not just emotion, itโs mathematic equation at work. @darryldarryl_ explains: https://t.co/v08Huvw6nR
My army of #geniusblocks is ready to go for Semester 2. @mathequalslove can't say enough about your fabulous resources.
(Made 2 class sets...too good not to share with my department)
Just received my copy of Open Middle Math by @robertkaplinsky from Pembroke Publishers in Canada ๐จ๐ฆ. I have patiently waiting on this side of the border...can't wait to dive in.
When a student walks in with the largest rice krispie bar I have ever seen, and all I can think of is what math activity can we do with this.
Thinking a 3 Act Math Task parallel to @ddmeyer's World's Largest Gummy Bear.
@SheriWalker72@mathequalslove After I printed, I wanted to keep all of them in a single file. I took a screenshot of each, pasted in microsoft paint, cut out the circles, and pasted in microsoft word where I could adjust the sizes...phew.
But now it is saved for next time.
Let me know how it works out.
@SheriWalker72@mathequalslove Then, I had them estimate how many degrees they thought it would be & put their guess on the back.
Finished up with marking radii along the circumference to see how many radians in the circle.