Part of the Count 10 Read 10 series, this activity is good anywhere. Just about anything, from argyle socks to zoot suits can have curious patterns. Here’s one way to play with them. Continue Reading →
Finding Patterns in a Lokta Paper Blank Book
Mathematician Parent: Marilyn Curtain-Phillips
The fourth in the math and parenting series, Marilyn Curtain-Phillips, author of two books, talks about math and her family. Continue Reading →
Cuisenaire Rod Art Inspires Thought and Decision
How to make Cuisenaire Rod Art a learning experience in both graphing and mathematics – like researchers do! Continue Reading →
[50 Word Friday] A Conversation Between Parents After a Homeschool Convention
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50 Word Friday strikes again! In celebration of my first homeschool convention, I’m hoping this conversation is one I’ll be having tonight! Continue Reading →
Long Division with Playing Cards
In response to a parents report, I “invented” a method of long division while driving home. Continue Reading →
What makes grownups learn?
Guest post over at Math For Grown Ups! Continue Reading →
Embracing the Not-Knowing at a Homeschool Convention and in Math
Being in the not-knowing is the best place to be – whether you’re excited about an upcoming homeschool convention or about math! Continue Reading →
Help! I’m Going to the Texas Home School Coalition Conference!
What should I learn? What should I ask? Are you going? Want to meet up? I’M SO EXCITED! Continue Reading →
Perimeter and Area of Mommy’s Necklace
Another Count 10, Read 10 activity! This time an opportunity to talk area and perimeter using your necklace. Continue Reading →
Mathematician Parent: John Golden
Another story of math and parenting. Dr. John Golden, professor and author of Math Hombre, talks about his family’s thoughts and feelings on math. Continue Reading →