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! Continue Reading →
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! Continue Reading →
This is a neat way to look at how a circle can relate to a triangle – it’s less of a proof and more of an inspiration to think. Continue Reading →
Calculating the area of a right triangle includes remembering the formula, and doing the arithmetic correctly. Here’s a short video demonstrating it. Continue Reading →
Who needs formulas when you’ve got scissors and glue!? Continue Reading →
Rubikcubism, or Rubik’s Cube art, is something your kids can do to improve math learning – and it doesn’t have to be expensive! Continue Reading →
Another Count 10, Read 10 activity! This time an opportunity to talk area and perimeter using your necklace. Continue Reading →