Math Fold-ables plus some

another picture i painted on my computer! i hate math! pretty funny! just kidding lol

the answer was -21

I guess you had to be there. It made sense at the time I wrote it down.

if useing pinkys to do math is rong, i dont want to be right

(thanks fot the help girls ;D)

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Clara wrote this on the back of a 2nd grade math worksheet. KJ and I are so proud!

Is it me, or does that math seem wrong?

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stupid math >:[

Love this pic *-*

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Doing a math equation isn't easy when you forgot how to solve them.

Hopefully, I did remember. (I felt like a dumbass during the process).

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My faithful calculator

If this was out when I was in school, I would have actually gotten good grades in math class. Plus I would know if I had supportive friends!

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of all the things to write..

and yes, this is for real. i did not enhance the photo in any way

Photos taken for work of the Advanced Math Problem Solving class at Central Academy. The class created a puzzle the was featured in the 100th edition of The Riddler, a column on ESPN's FiveThirtyEight data news site.

Math Fold-ables plus some

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Illustrations of a math problem.

Math Mania is an evening of mathematical demonstrations, puzzles and hands-on activities for elementary school children. It’s been designed by members of the University of the Fraser Valley’s Department of Mathematics & Statistics to show children – and their parents – how much fun you can have playing with mathematical concepts.

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Do the Math. Calculate the price per litre.

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