The Math Fair is a free, family-fun event full of mathematically challenging activities, games and performances. Join us in Orange County, CA on Nov. 5, 2016!
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MIND Research Institute's Maria Cervantes discusses the Aug. 2 Math Fair on Telemundo 52's Acceso Total. Maria Cervantes de MIND Research Institute discutio...
Probability game ideas for carnivals
This In a Row Puzzle challenges students to arrange the digits 1 through 9 in such a way that four statements regarding the sum of various subsets of the row
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Free Download of Is It Possible Divisibility Puzzle. Is it possible to use the digits 0-9 to construct a ten-digit number divisible by all the numbers from 2 to 18?
I never teach my pupils. I only attempt to provide the conditions in which they can learn.- Albert EinsteinEducational FREE Website: http://www.foundation4ii...
So, I was lying in bed one night and my mind kept racing..."How could I make math test prep FUN?" "What could I do to replace the re...
Hands-On Math Activities and Free Printable Logic Puzzles for the Classroom. My goal is ot help busy teachers create fun and engaging learning experiences for their students.
What a fun idea to practice math while having fun
Managing students is a struggle all year long, no matter the atmosphere. Give students an inch and they just might take a mile. That is unless you set up clear expectations and procedures and follow through with those consistently.
Daughter's STEM Project
Bulletin boards, doors, and classroom walls are all opportunities to spread positive math messages! A bulletin board in a math classroom should be meaningful. I’ve gathered some of my favorites that will get students attention, make them feel welcome, make them think, inspire them, or even make them smile. I hope you can use these ideas for your math classroom decorations.
If you're tired of hearing, "I'm not a math person," show students that they are indeed math people! This bulletin board asks, "Which type of math person are you?" Signs shows different types of math people, such as an investigator, questioner, innovator, helper, hard worker, and more!Here's what is...
This year was the first year that I participated in our annual Family Literacy & Math Night, and I do have to say it was a great success! I have some
A blog that is usually about innovative or fun math lessons in my math class but is sometimes about what happens when you're making other plans.
