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At Casey Elementary School on Camp Casey Jan. 14, students and parents take part in the school's second annual Math Madness workshop, which aimed to build math proficiency by using games and other activities to make the subject enjoyable for youngsters. In one of those activities, for example, competing groups had to use 20 strands of uncooked spaghetti and about a yard of masking tape to create the tallest possible structure that would support a marshmallow for at least 30 seconds without collapsing. - U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Noh Ha-kyung
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The roof of the Spohrer Center is now filled with sculptures by Siefert Surface that are al generated by mathematics
Okay students, our math quiz for today is---- the bridge clearance is 11 feet. The truck's height is 12 foot 6 inches. Will truck A fit into bridge B? Oops. No passing grade in math today as this semi truck 'attempted' to get across the Government Bridge over the Mississippi River from Davenport,IA to Rock Island,IL.
Molly likes Math, and Santa brought her these magnetic numbers and arithmetic operators. She quickly opened them up to try out some equations.
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in fifth grade, i won a state math award. i also had to take the PSAT that year, that sucked. in middle school, i was one of those kids who had to be shuttled to the high school for math courses. i pretty much kicked the math sections' ass on the ACT then got a perfect score on the IL Prairie State (granted the Prairie State exam is a JOKE. Ex: "Billy has 2 dollars in quarters. He buys gum for 50 cents. How many quarters does he have left?" AND THEY LET YOU USE A CALCULATOR. yet, some people still didn't meet "state expectations". what in the world?!?)
moral of the story: i have always hated math, yet it's always been my best subject. that's what i like to call irony.
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This is my first challenge for Project Quilting Season 11. With the theme of math, I immediately thought of paper piecing because of it's precision, order and numbering. I found this simple mountain pattern (triangle) and worked it into a pillow cover.
Children and families join together during Math night held at the Villaggio Multipurpose Room March 6.
PTSA and faculty offered an evening of fun and engaging activities for kids of all ages, all with focus on math.
Hot dog dinner provided by PTSA was also available for a donation.
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Photo by Laura Kreider
The caption to this reads "Simon Johnston (left) and Nicholas Scott use an adding machine as an aid to learning mathematics. Guiding them in its use is Mr B V Gaulter"
So that's when the rot set in! We never had anything like that when I was doing O level Maths. Small wonder there's a whole generation now incapable of doing even the simplest of sums without a calculator!
(Photo appeared in the December 1970 issue of Warwickshire & Worcestershire Life)
santa brought T two sets of tree blocks - one, barkless and in a wide variety of shapes, just to make beautiful natural sculptures, and these, with bark, in more regular shapes and designed for math activities. this set came with a deck of activity cards and we are trying one each day. today i set up groups of three logs, with each group having one a different size from the other two. T removed each different log, placing them on a wood disk. when he had them all, he rummaged through the basket to find matches for each of the odd logs.
Unlike the previous type of sheets, these were used mainly in lessons. They were used with a lower group of Year 8 pupils who didn't like maths as a rule but were quite keen to find the solution to the sheets. Each completed sheet produced a funny book title, a riddle, a joke or the like.
Though the sheets were used for lower secondary pupils, able top junior children were quite capable of doing several of the sheets.
Once again the ideal would be to find a publisher who would be interested in using the sheets in a photocopiable booklet that could be cheaply produced. There are quite a lot of different sheets as I tended to use one a week.