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we take turns flipping over the cards one by one; the other person has to watch and slap pre-determined numbers. you have to pay attention because you lose your card if another card is stacked atop it before you slap it. T thinks it is so fun, and i like it because it promotes rapid recognition of numbers. we're also doing simple math problems with this: since a perfect score is four, i ask him after each point how many cards are left to get. he's not exactly "doing math," but i hope he is becoming comfortable with how numbers fit together in different ways. when he has one card there are three left, when he has two cards there are two left, etc.
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This is the maths question that i don't know how to do......
In the figure, ABC is an equilateral triangle and BCDE is a square of side 1 cm. It is given that BF=1 cm and BD is √2 cm and angle DBF =y degree.
Pls help. Thx..
A great DIY math manipulative for place value, addition
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Splash Math - Grade K-5 offers comprehensive content and cool interactive problems to keep your kids hooked. Splash Math is all you need to give him practice through the year.
For the Alabama Statewide Mathematics Competition held in February: ASMS won first place in District VII, Division One! Due to spring break and timing of the competition, we only had two participate instead of a usual team of FOUR. However, just these two students' scores allowed us to score 8th place in the State for Division One.
Individual awards are for the following:
Second Place in District VII, Division One: Joseph Sherrod
First Place in District VII, Division One: James Kim
For the Mobile Mathematics Olympiad held in February, we had several students participate.
Individual awards are for the following:
Participation: Rachel Jordan
Third Prize: Julia Taylor
Second Prize: Emma Saalwaechter
First Prize: James Kim and Marlan Zha
James Kim qualified for a trip to the little big apple in Manhattan, Kansas to participate in the Manhattan Mathematical Olympiad and won 2nd PLACE for high school!
In March we had a group of students participate in The Math Kangaroo Competition. We ha
Fifth Place: Kevin Chen and Brandon Hunt
Fourth Place: Katherine Graham
Third Place: Anya Doyle and Julia Taylor
Second Place: Noah Frost and Yunseo Ha
First Place: James Kim
For the American Mathematics Competition held earlier this school year:
For AMC 10:
Third Place: Connor Dolbeare
Second Place: Julia Schwartz
First Place: Yunseo Ha
For AMC 12:
Third Place: Marlan Zha
Second Place: Emma Wahlers
First Place: James Kim
James Kim also qualified and participated in the American Invitational Mathematics Exam based on his score in the AMC12 competition.
didn't take a picture of the venn diagram.
one circle = weezer
one circle = lesbian
intersection = toni & ted