The conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit and back again can be strange. One way to understand it is on a graph. And you can use this to teach some linear algebra too!
The conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit and back again can be strange. One way to understand it is on a graph. And you can use this to teach some linear algebra too!
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!
Do you teach transformations? Are they tough to introduce? Try this activity!
It seems like Facebook has a lot of rules. And you can use these to teach area and percentages - both aligned with the Common Core State Standards!
I'm obsessed with folding fitted sheets. Maybe that's because there's so much geometry in it. After all I fitted sheet is a concave irregular dodecagon!
Check out how you can make a really cool breakfast treat and reinforce the concepts of geometry as well as fractions with your children.
The Short Order Dad uses the Handy-Pal Pan Scraper as a business card. It's a square with rounded corners – each with a different radius!
I would never have seen this rectangle - but K8 noticed it!
Ever wonder why math has an ellipse (oval) and English has ellipsis (...)? Me too!
More ruler and compass constructions - not hard, but fun!
The conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit and back again can be strange. One way to understand it is on a graph. And you can use this to teach some linear algebra too!
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!
Do you teach transformations? Are they tough to introduce? Try this activity!
It seems like Facebook has a lot of rules. And you can use these to teach area and percentages - both aligned with the Common Core State Standards!
I'm obsessed with folding fitted sheets. Maybe that's because there's so much geometry in it. After all I fitted sheet is a concave irregular dodecagon!
Check out how you can make a really cool breakfast treat and reinforce the concepts of geometry as well as fractions with your children.
The Short Order Dad uses the Handy-Pal Pan Scraper as a business card. It's a square with rounded corners – each with a different radius!
I would never have seen this rectangle - but K8 noticed it!
Ever wonder why math has an ellipse (oval) and English has ellipsis (...)? Me too!
More ruler and compass constructions - not hard, but fun!
The conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit and back again can be strange. One way to understand it is on a graph. And you can use this to teach some linear algebra too!
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!
Do you teach transformations? Are they tough to introduce? Try this activity!
It seems like Facebook has a lot of rules. And you can use these to teach area and percentages - both aligned with the Common Core State Standards!
I'm obsessed with folding fitted sheets. Maybe that's because there's so much geometry in it. After all I fitted sheet is a concave irregular dodecagon!
Check out how you can make a really cool breakfast treat and reinforce the concepts of geometry as well as fractions with your children.
The Short Order Dad uses the Handy-Pal Pan Scraper as a business card. It's a square with rounded corners – each with a different radius!
I would never have seen this rectangle - but K8 noticed it!
Ever wonder why math has an ellipse (oval) and English has ellipsis (...)? Me too!
More ruler and compass constructions - not hard, but fun!
The conversion from Celsius to Fahrenheit and back again can be strange. One way to understand it is on a graph. And you can use this to teach some linear algebra too!
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!
Do you teach transformations? Are they tough to introduce? Try this activity!
It seems like Facebook has a lot of rules. And you can use these to teach area and percentages - both aligned with the Common Core State Standards!
I'm obsessed with folding fitted sheets. Maybe that's because there's so much geometry in it. After all I fitted sheet is a concave irregular dodecagon!
Check out how you can make a really cool breakfast treat and reinforce the concepts of geometry as well as fractions with your children.
The Short Order Dad uses the Handy-Pal Pan Scraper as a business card. It's a square with rounded corners – each with a different radius!
I would never have seen this rectangle - but K8 noticed it!
Ever wonder why math has an ellipse (oval) and English has ellipsis (...)? Me too!
More ruler and compass constructions - not hard, but fun!
