Have you ever tried to make a paper box? It’s a challenge to design, but fun to make with this easy template. And if you teach math, you can use the discussion questions in your lesson! Continue Reading →
How to Make a Paper Box – Free Download!
Happy Birthday Leonhard Euler – from the Houston Eulers Cookoff Team!
How are you celebrating Leonard Euler’s 306th birthday? Google is using a doodle, and I’m using the Houston Oilers fight song! Continue Reading →
How to Introduce Function Transformations
Do you teach transformations? Are they tough to introduce? Try this activity! Continue Reading →
How to Memorize Trig Identities – Free Download!
Trig identities are a bear to memorize. But with this color coded free download, they’re just a bit easier! Continue Reading →
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Math and Vulnerability – A Series Inspired by Brene’ Brown
Based on Brene’ Brown’s definition of vulnerability (and her work in the area), it’s clear that doing math is vulnerable.
This is the first in the series. Continue Reading →
EdCamp Questions on Math Teaching and Learning
I’m heading to EdCamp and I’m pondering questions I’d like to dig into: Debunking the Right Answer Myth and Teaching Algebra with Arithmetic. Continue Reading →
The Fastest Way to Do Your Math Homework
Turns out starting is half the battle. I give a real life analogy of this in this video. Continue Reading →
Math in a Restaurant
You can find math – both basic and advanced – in a restaurant’s decor! Continue Reading →
Probability Tree Diagrams as Puzzles!
Probability tree diagrams are a tool to help students find probabilities. But they can also be a puzzle. Learn how and get the FREE DOWNLOAD here! Continue Reading →