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Every year, on the 100th day of school, is Math Night. Math Night is when you go to your classroom, and give a math or geometry mini presentation to parents that come to visit. Some examples are Test Tube Division, How to Make a Polynomial of Your Name, and Make a Nautilus. The work that I did was The Powers of Three and How to Make it Into a Chart. If you want to see more pictures and an explanation about this, go here. In the Lower Elementary classrooms, you make a 100 project, by collecting 100 things - anything - and then writing a piece on why you chose it, how you made it, etc… Usually the 3rd graders do 1000 projects. When I was in 1st Grade, I took 100 goldfish and put them into 10 lunchbaggys. In 3rd Grade, I took 1000 used stamps from all over the world and pasted them onto a board. We still have it!
KEVIN!
That night he actually broke the things that hold the tuning keys and guitar strings onto his guitar off. :| RIP Kevin's guitar.
MC Frontalot, Math the Band, Brandon Patton, and Weird Die Young show @ the Middle East Upstairs in Cambridge, MA.
(math sign experiment, line AB)
I wish someone with some real decorating talent would take this idea and make it as cute as it is in my head. It seems like it could be a fun/educational project to do with kids. My kids have fur and tails, so my lack of skill doesn't effect them. I actually did one with the entire quadratic equation written across it...but...it didn't turn out too hot :-)
Science club students at Dauphin Junior High School in Enterprise, Ala, get hands-on experience Feb. 1 with some of the tools used by Army accident investigators. They’re assisted by Accident Investigator Chief Warrant Officer 4 Timothy Edgette, U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center, Fort Rucker, Ala. Three accident investigation specialists from the USACR/Safety Center visited the group to demonstrate the importance of math and science studies.
The Math & Science Institute (MSI) is an academically rigorous program designed for students with a keen interest in pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The Institute consists of seven college-credit courses:
-- BioTechnology
-- Environment and Energy Technology
-- Physics
-- Anatomy & Physiology
-- Statistics
-- Calculus