Top Tweets for #MathInLiterature

over 4 years ago

Circumference and the Dragon of Pi for Pi Day - Pizza Pi activity for math discovery 🐉 🍕 #mathinliterature #PiDay @MRSroadrunners @HazletProud

GrabowskiC's tweet photo. Circumference and the Dragon of Pi for Pi Day - Pizza Pi activity for math discovery 🐉 🍕 #mathinliterature #PiDay @MRSroadrunners @HazletProud https://t.co/dPjbJQ73Ea

Judy Wilson @JudyWilsonSINY

over 5 years ago

@dailystem Currently reading The Book of Lost Names by @kristinharmel. The names of children are secretly coded using the Fibonacci sequence. #mathinliterature

UP Mathematics Club @upmathclub

over 5 years ago

In today's Math Monday, we will show how fractals appear not only in nature but also in other objects we might possess such as classic books. #MathMondayWithUPMathClub #FractalsInBooks #MathInLiterature 💚💚💚

$upmathclub's tweet photo. In today's Math Monday, we will show how fractals appear not only in nature but also in other objects we might possess such as classic books. #MathMondayWithUPMathClub #FractalsInBooks #MathInLiterature 💚💚💚 https://t.co/BymdqZp8kl$

Terri Gibbs-Burke @tgibbsburke

about 7 years ago

Love this! #mathinliterature what an awesome prompt for students. #mtbos #iteachmath #mathed

Maths Ed @MathsEdIdeas

about 7 years ago

#OTD 4 May, Alice fell into Wonderland, where 4 × 5 = 12 (base 18) and 4 × 6 = 13 (base 21) and 4 × 7 = 14 (base 24). She’d never get to 20 because that’s where the pattern stops... 4 × 11 = 18 (base 36), 4 × 12 = 19 (base 39), but 4 × 13 (base 42) ≠ 20. https://t.co/TUVHoMZRlj