There is plenty of humor, a few movies, some great activities and explorations, and lots of math in Math Teachers at Play 17. Hope you enjoy reading these as much as I did….
I think this may be our longest edition yet, with plenty of mathematical fun for all ages. Enjoy!
Multiplication, division, trig, telling time, order of operations, negative numbers, infinity, and even more — it must be the Math Teachers at Play blog carnival! Check out the latest edition:
The new math carnival is up and running, with explorations in pure and applied math, “bestest” resource lists, and tips on teaching technical skills and basic facts. Check it out:
Wow! It’s hard to believe we’re up to the 15th edition already:
Math Teachers At Play — Sep 4, 2009 edition
“It is again a very engaging and interesting assortment of posts, so feel free to stay a while and relax. Thank you for everyone who submitted! We’ll start out in the early years of kindergarten. What happens when a research mathematician goes into a kindergarten class? Something interesting, creative … “
Math Teachers at Play #14
“We have money problems (doesn’t everyone?), a dish of art with math on the side, probability and statistics, factors and primes, problem-solving, and a miscellaneous bunch at the end…”
Update: Math Teachers at Play #12 is up and running, with a pleasing variety of posts to browse. Enjoy!
Wednesday night is the deadline for submitting to this week’s Math Teachers at Play blog carnival, to be posted on Friday at The Number Warrior. Send in your thoughts, ideas, tips, or tricks about K-12 math using this handy submission form.
I am still trying to catch up on priorities at home, so I don’t know when I’ll be back to blogging. After Maria’s carnival this Friday, we don’t have another host scheduled until August. Would anyone like to volunteer, or shall we take a break for the summer?