Inspired by #MathPhoto20, @SHJH_FALCONS are completing our own Math Photo Challenge this week. 3 grades, 3 prompts. All centered on their first unit topics. Where do you see large numbers, integers, and squares in our surroundings? #iteachmath #HRCEmath #mtbos @rogersnbroots pic.twitter.com/Fs1kyrVxxr
— JoAnn Sandford HRCE Math (@joann_sandford) September 21, 2020
How many pizzas? This is just one of the questions asked in today's Maths Lesson Starter of the Day called Fractangle. Don't forget to scroll down the page for the other goodies!https://t.co/dPRkGlojEz#mathschat #mathchat #mathsCPDchat #lessonstarter #homeschooling pic.twitter.com/ZdLTA4WVSc
— Transum (@Transum) August 10, 2020
Here is the making hexagons lesson #PrimarySTEMChat https://t.co/XfE2IiHAj5
— Cass Lowry (@cass_lowry) July 30, 2020
Four of the five squares are congruent. What’s the ratio of red to purple? pic.twitter.com/dog7l1jlwv— Catriona Shearer (@Cshearer41) April 23, 2020
Elementary Mathies! Free ORIGO Resource
— Bruce Irla (@bruceirla) March 25, 2020
Games & Activities!https://t.co/tlLBsjRNu3#Education #Learning, #K12#WhatIsSchool #Edchat #EduMatch #Edreform #FutureReady @educate808 #ElemMathChat #ITeachMath@dewgott @hiMATHgirl pic.twitter.com/eRnl8japuS
The small circles each have area 1. What’s the area of the large circle? pic.twitter.com/QJi8gcCuvC
— Catriona Shearer (@Cshearer41) February 8, 2020
Advice. Start with 2-3 fun and quick reps. Then they are ready to go deep. (Free templates at #EDUProtocols and https://t.co/wrXqlV3QFw) and all the support you want!
— jcorippo (@jcorippo) February 8, 2020
The areas of the three squares are given. What’s the area of the red triangle? pic.twitter.com/ozhYrmy9Wu
— Catriona Shearer (@Cshearer41) February 4, 2020
Customizable galton board @geogebra https://t.co/JoJ6l443BW#geogebra #MTBoS #ITeachMath #math #maths #EdTech #geometry #MathEd #FigureThat @mathieublossier
— Daniel Mentrard (@dment37) January 11, 2020
@bancoche @PerHenrikChris1 pic.twitter.com/3IZOsaW94v
today i learned how the US mean center of population has been moving the last couple hundred years. it currently moves ~12.8 inches per hour. pic.twitter.com/o7tNxDpX3l
— Isaac Hepworth (@isaach) January 10, 2020
Math Practice: Building Math Fluency through Games - The Recovering Traditionalist https://t.co/kMZ5Y7D70n— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) October 19, 2019
Got creative with year 8 today. Pupils create their own designs by rotating shapes about the origin and the describe what they notice about the vertices. Can't wait to display their work. #mathscpdchat #mathschat #edutwitter #geometry #maths pic.twitter.com/TjI1UdVRpS— Emmy Bennett (@msbennett_maths) October 18, 2019
Visual Patterns and #thinkingclassroom at #sridge. Pattern Blocks in Pre-Calc 11. Thanks for the inspiration @pgliljedahl and @fawnpnguyen pic.twitter.com/cGjS9BYk2f— Robert Sidley (@sidley66) October 19, 2019
¿Cuanto vale el triángulo? RESPONDE CON EL HASHTAG #RetoProfesorSkp pic.twitter.com/GDSfip6wyI— Profesor SKP (@ProfesorSKP) April 17, 2018
Making Comparisons in Wolfram Alpha: https://t.co/05FSBD8uaN via @YouTube— Richard Byrne (@rmbyrne) December 4, 2017
This graph shows every shot Kobe Bryant has taken over the course of his entire career! #dataisbeautiful http://pic.twitter.com/vw0iMpYsUH— Mashup Math (@mashupmath) December 4, 2017
Visual Patterns - https://t.co/Aljl1OEv2X #pypchat— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) October 21, 2017
Are you ready for 17 days of free daily math challenges? Access all 17 w/ answer key at https://t.co/oYiHFu25Sr #edchat http://pic.twitter.com/6nW0qLAdDi— Mashup Math (@mashupmath) July 16, 2017
Build number sense by making tens https://t.co/pW23ooGXVn #making10s #kindergarten #1stgrade http://pic.twitter.com/Z12SbSmLFa— Greg Coleman (@MrK5Math) July 12, 2017
Effective math activities promote reasoning and problem solving with varied solution strategies. #nctm— Mashup Math (@mashupmath) May 17, 2017
