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Math Games Practice addition and subtraction skills in this fun puzzle game. Select from adding, subtracting or both and choose between a range of 10, 20 or 100. Find the matching cards. Count up the Easter Eggs shown and find the card that shows the same number. Count up the blocks shown in each square. Practice counting skills in this fun online game. Find the matching cards. Practice addition skills with sums up to 100 in this fun puzzle game. It's color by number! Complete the pattern. Look at each picture math equation. Match the analog clocks with the correct time to make an Easter picture. Practice addition, subtraction, and multiplication in this math version of Pacman. Practice addition skills by matching the correct answer to each question. Look at each picture math equation. Practice multiplication skills with factors up to 12 in this fun puzzle game. Connect the dots in order to make a Winter picture. Drag the shapes from the bottom to the picture to make it complete again. Count the pictures.
Nota : Casual Collaboration One-Word Math Classes You know what’s often missing from math class? Yes, candy bars, but even more important than that: coherence. Math class shouldn’t be a mishmash pile of facts, thrown together haphazardly, like an academic version of The White Album. It should be a perfectly interlocking tower of truths, climbing upwards with singular purpose—an academic Sgt. Pepper or Abbey Road. A good class isn’t a greatest hits record. In that spirit, I’ve been taking each topic in the secondary math curriculum—algebra, geometry, calculus, etc. You must choose a single word to complete the sentence, “[Branch of math] is the mathematics of _____.” For example, you might say, “Topology is the mathematics of dinosaurs,” or “Category theory is the mathematics of abstraction,” or “Combinatorics is the mathematics of sadness.” You must pick a word that laymen would understand. No fair saying “Algebraic geometry is the mathematics of varieties.” Your word should encompass as much of the subject as possible. That’s the game.
Math Printable Worksheets Mathenpoche - soutien scolaire en mathématiques TwHistory RAG 123 At Maths Conference 4 recently I attended a session on marking, Martin Noon’s “Marking for the Reluctant Marker”. you can find Martin’s resources from the session here. The session was a reminder to me that I really wanted to try the RAG 123 idea, something I had already read about from Kev Lister. I decided I wanted a very simple version without the word level anywhere and created my version as follows: Marking Guide (Word) Marking Guide (pdf). (We assess students on their “Engagement with Learning”, criteria they are familiar with.) I also created a version for students to stick in their books for reference. Student version RAG 123 student books (Word) RAG 123 student books (pdf) Having tried this with my Year 9 class this week I am convinced this is something I want to try next academic year. Having collected the set of books it took a very short time to go through the set and see their I believe very honest RAG 123 assessment on the work on Functions we have been studying. Like this: