Mapleandmots

For educators. All things learning...I love being a teacher!
Bilingue - français/anglais

My TpT Resources:

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

"A life unexamined is a life wasted."

3 questions to ask yourself before bed tonight to make tomorrow better than today. I write down what I did and how I could improve every evening.🧵👇

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Daily Math Lesson 05/539: 4-Digit Addition with Regrouping 📐

The secret? Always add right-to-left and move those carried digits over!

Test yourself on today’s challenge problem in the graphic. What did you get? ✍️

Follow @MapleAndMots for daily math lessons! #MathTips #DailyMath #LearnMath #EdTwitter

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

@JeannieGilz7 @Soniabrwg Yeah, the original poster said she would tell us our personalities from this. lol

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Here is a good practice question for your students. It takes structured thinking. I provide a detailed explanation in the comments.

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

@Mimiiben1

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Daily Math Lesson 04/539 is live! 📐

Today we’re tackling Front-End Estimation (Level 1). Keep the first digit, zero the rest, and get a fast estimate in seconds.

Give the practice problem at the bottom a try and see how easy it is!

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Messy numbers? Clean them up with place value rules! 🎯

Here’s how to round 3,847 to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand.

💬 Drop your answer to the YOUR TURN challenge in the comments below!

#MathSkills #MapleAndMots #ElementaryMath

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Here is lesson 2 in the math series. Still easy and logical but read it through and then see if you can easily solve the YOUR TURN.

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

You don't see a single person on the boat because all of them are married!

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Try this riddle. Can you find the answer? I will post the answer in replies tomorrow.

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Good news! I am also doing a Logic series. It will start with very easy and very intuitive lessons, but gradually delve deeper into cool complexities. I hope you love the mini lessons! I am developing each of these mini X lessons into classroom lessons for me to use at the same time. I will eventually have them compiled and offer them in my TpT store.

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

In our number system in English, a period is a group of digits separated by commas when the number is large. Example: 27, 456, 909. Note, when using the International System of Units (SI) and standard metric guidelines, groups of three digits are separated by little spaces and not by commas.

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

I am starting a new series. It starts with very basic math skills and will move up gradually all the way to Algebra II and Pre-Calculus. Follow along if you want. This is for students and teachers and anyone who loves math and logic. Today I begin with lesson 1. I will try to make them in French too, if time permits.

I might add a few more descriptions below each lesson to make it a little lesson thread. Today I will add what is meant by a period in number sequencing. That will go in the replies. Try out the YOUR TURN question to make sure you understand. I will check your answer. Also, in a day or two I will post the answer in the replies. Enjoy your math!

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

@AgedReaper @farman4x haha - yeah, plenty more!

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

@Sampost_fx

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

@JohnStrain50539 @farman4x Thank you :)

[Mapleandmots @mapleandmots]

Here is a good solving for angles puzzle in two parts. I replied with an explanation below. Can you solve this?

[soran @soran0312_]

Only geniuses get this right 🧠
What is x?