Monday Must Reads: Volume 90

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1 Calculus WODB Tasks

2 Random Coloring Task

3 Inspiring Origami

4 Math Art Installation in Classroom

5 Surface Area and Volume Project with Names and Isometric Grid Paper

6 Residuals Activity with Guessing Ages of Celebrities

7 Ideas for Introducing the Game of SET

8 Chemistry Jokes

9 Bad Passwords Dress

10 Function Detectives Activity

11 Latest Monday Must Reads Posts

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Happy Monday! I’m so happy that you’ve chosen to join me today for a new volume of Monday Must Reads. Can you believe this is the 90th volume of Monday Must Reads? If this is your first experience with MMR, it’s my weekly-ish attempt at capturing the amazing ideas shared by (mostly) math teachers on twitter. I hope you find an idea or two to use in your own classroom or to share with a coworker.

Calculus WODB Tasks

Jennifer Vibber shares some WODB tasks that she created for teaching calculus.

WODB Calculus Task from Jennifer Vibber — Image Source: https://twitter.com/mrsvibbermath/status/1438882000002326529

Random Coloring Task

Looking for a fun math problem to explore? Check out this tweet from Luke Walsh!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/LukeSelfwalker/status/1438571396221718557

Inspiring Origami

If you are an origami fan, you MUST check out the twitter account of Dr. Lizzie Burns. She is continually trying out new origami folds and is a great source of inspiration for experimenting with paper-folding.

Image Source: https://twitter.com/DrLizzieBurns/status/1438512523645370371

Math Art Installation in Classroom

Check out this math classroom design from Mark Joyce. Absolutely gorgeous!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/_mark_joyce/status/1431540178695376897

Surface Area and Volume Project with Names and Isometric Grid Paper

How awesome is this surface area and volume project from Martin Joyce?!?

Image Source: https://twitter.com/martinsean/status/1431419771262701572

Residuals Activity with Guessing Ages of Celebrities

I love how Victoria Saldiveri had students choose the celebrities that they would use for their age guessing residuals activity!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/Mrs_Saldiveri/status/1440439076218302470

Ideas for Introducing the Game of SET

Molly Rawding inspires with her approach to introducing students to the game of SET. I especially like how she printed/laminated copies of the online SET game for students to use to practice finding sets. Brilliant!