Monday Must Reads: Volume 40
Happy Monday! It would be a happier Monday if I hadn’t managed to come down with my third cold of the school year, but I am excited about the fact that after today there are only two Mondays left in the school year! As I do almost every Monday, here is a collection of my favorite finds on Twitter for the week. I’ve deemed these my “must reads.”
Loop Puzzle
Vincent Pantaloni shares an awesome geometric, loop-making puzzle.
Probability Carnival
I love looking at the probability carnival games created by Megan Kleinkort‘s classes!
DIY Fractals
Andrea inspires with some paper-based fractals.
Containers WODB
I wish I could see the world through Simon Gregg‘s eyes. Check out this awesome WODB.
Tessellating Gummy Bears
Kathy Henderson shares a photo of some awesome tessellating gummy bears that a student found.
Trig Identity Poster Project
I should be teaching trig next year, so I’m excited to see these posters for proving trig identities from Mr. C. Martinez.
Probability with M&M’s
Robert Teseo motivates probability with a fun activity involving m&ms.
Pascal Triangle Art
Check out these Pascal’s triangles colored by Kristen Fouss‘ students in mod 5!
Logistic Functions and Zombies
Smiley face stickers and zombies?!? Check out this awesome lesson from Rachael Gorsuch that simulates disease spread and the logistic function.
Agree, Disagree, Unsure?
Rick Barlow shares an inspiring classroom activity structure involving agree, disagree, unsure.
Unit Circle Spoons
Jackie Mariscal inspires with a fun game of spoons to master the unit circle.
Systems of Equations Candy Task
I love when teachers share their favorite tasks/questions. Check out this systems of equations task from Tiffany McGuire.
Spinning to Create Points
Michael Moore uses a spinner to motivate writing an equation of the line that goes through two points.
Until next week, keep sharing your awesome ideas!
Wow! Only 2 left? You must get out early!