Old math text screenshot - word underlined in yellow is the focus - might me “lame” or “iame” or “tame”. I can’t tell.
Is this “lame”? “tame”? “iame”? And I’m curious about intent/meaning in context 👀
Historical math text discussing “carrying”. It appears as the letter “s” has been replaced with “f” in several words (ex: fuperior instead of superior, neceffary instead of necessary)
I need a deeper dive into the spelling. At first I thought it was a word press issue with a missing “s” but it occurs in other places. So now I need to learn when/why we replaced “f” with “s” in those words.
Old math textbook title “vulgar and decimal.”
The title 👀😅 I need to google the alternate meaning of “vulgar” as it relates to mathematics. (Or if it is meant as I understand it 😆 then I need to know more)
I have so many questions about this picture 👀🤔
Huge shoutout to @flynneducation.bsky.social @zakchamp.bsky.social and @cluzniak.bsky.social for tonight’s math playdate!!! Loved the task and the community/conversation. 🫶
Cover of “Math Tasks for the Thinking Classroom - Grades K-5” book. Green border, different color icons at the bottom of student stick figures solving math problems in front of a whiteboard.
Long shot BUT does someone have the HS version of this that they’d be willing to swap for the K-5 version? I bought this and never needed it.
“Siri, how do I legally mail myself to MA…”
Notification from Gmail saying “Google couldn’t confirm you’re an adult so some account settings have been changed”
When even Gmail says “you’re not tall enough to ride this ride” 🙄🙄
Currently going through old blog posts again from the last 15ish years & remembering what a life line that was for professional growth & community. I remember how I felt reading them for the first time (& implementing them). I also hear your voices & see your faces as I read them.🫶
I find that many of those who feel that way LEARNED it that way and never got to experience joy/wonder/beauty/discovery on their own. I’m grateful for those who build opportunities into professional learning for educators to see it from a new perspective. 🥹
Post it of an unlikely event that says “professional surfer and who only has one eye breaking their leg by a shark bite”
I like this a lot!
And the creativity on this one is 🙌
The incredible geometry of a puffer fish skeleton.
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“How many days have you been without power?” Zero: 9-10 votes 1-2: 2 votes 3-5: 12 votes 6+: 20ish votes Still no power: 10 votes
Extremely sobering 5th grade check-in this morning. Pray for Nashville, yall. It’s been a week (-plus).
My first editorial for @nctm.org's research journal, the Journal for Research in Mathematics Education:
Mathematics Education at the End of the World
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#iteachmath #EduSky
Here’s the video that I saw originally:
www.tiktok.com/t/ZTrvyyy6p/
They have a goal to try and get 10k people to play in a single day. 🥹
www.tiktok.com/t/ZTrvyShLe/
Have I parasocially adopted them both and will I be bragging about them like they’re my grandkids for a while? Probably. 😅
Four rounded square tiles arranged in a two-by-two grid on a light background. Top left is a blue tile labeled “Common 3” with a Venn diagram icon and the subtitle “Arrange words by theme.” Top right is a peach tile labeled “Sudogoose” with a goose icon and the subtitle “A lighthearted spin on sudoku.” Bottom left is a green tile labeled “Slideways” with a horizontal arrow icon and the subtitle “Find all possible words.” Bottom right is a pink tile labeled “Wordie” with a grid icon and the subtitle “Guess the 5-letter word.”
Four large rounded tiles arranged in a two-by-two grid on a light grid-pattern background. Top left is a gray tile labeled “Mini 5x5” with a small crossword-style grid icon and the subtitle “Bite-sized crosswords.” Top right is a teal tile labeled “Color Flood” with a paint bucket icon pouring paint and the subtitle “Fill the grid with one color.” Bottom left is a yellow tile labeled “Double Up” with stacked blocks and upward arrows, with the subtitle “Combine same numbers.” Bottom right is a purple tile labeled “Digit Shift” with numbered tiles 1 through 4 and the subtitle “Arrange digits in order.”
If you need a new/free puzzle site, I just saw www.ponderclub.co by two indie developers on TikTok. “Thoughtful games for restless minds.” 🫶
A picture of the box of the card game “Take 5” which features a picture of a bull’s head and sample cards from the game n
I’d like to thank @mikeflynn55.bsky.social in advance for the s**t talking I will be doing with my family through the upcoming holiday break🙌
Hobonichi Weeks page encouraging user to write down common measurements proportional to their size (including icons). Ex: thumb to pointer finger, thumb to pinkie, elbow to longest fingertip, heel to toe (with and without shoes), stride when walking normally , wingspan. Also includes sizes of common items like credit cards (3.4”x2.1”), A4-size paper (8.3”x11.7”), letter size paper, Hobonichi Techo Weeks cover (3.7” x 7.4”). Has a ruler in cm down the right hand side of the page.
Just noticed this page in the back of my Hobonichi weeks planner. Would be a cool idea for students to use in class (if I was still teaching middle school) at beginning, middle, and end of year (since most of them, unlike me, GROW in their teens😆) for data, percents, etc. (except for bare feet🤢).
Hey hey friend!!! You did the same for me🥹
I hope you’re doing well!
Ouch.
New project alert!
Which One Doesn't Belong? Second Edition.
I am deep in the middle of writing and would love input from folks who have used the routine in their classrooms.
Short Google form here—one page, eight questions, most of them optional: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Did not know that was a thing!! Thank you! I just fixed it. ☺️🫶
Argh. I’m still sleepy/foggy and forgot the alt text🤦♀️:
it’s a small gift bag with “you got boo’ed” on the front, remaining pics show candy and a candle with a note that says “Hope you enjoy!”
When you live in an apt building with a bunch of young folks/families and think you’re kinda invisible but you find a mini boo basket at your door at 7 am 😊🥹
Frankenstein pixel art.
We have some fun Halloween themed patterns you can collect in Tile Farm Harvest this week. Here is one built in Tile Farm Studio by a 2nd grader from Albuquerque, NM. It’s a beautiful design, but also has a lot of underlying math in it.
#TileFarm #iTeachMath #PixelArt #Halloween #Frankenstein
the Muppets have been real quiet since the Louvre heist
I’ve been presenting for this conference for at least a decade, and let me tell you: THIS. IS. THE. WAY. 😂
Stalking your presentation this morning from afar via @sneffleupagus.bsky.social who was RAVING about your incredible ideas last night.
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Take all the pics, Shelby. This is AMAZING! 🥹🫶
