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Welcome to a new volume of Monday Must Reads, my weekly-ish attempt at capturing the amazing ideas shared by (mostly) math teachers on twitter. I can’t believe that I have almost compiled 100 of these round-ups! I hope you find an idea or two to use in your own classroom or to share with a coworker.
Geometry Slapjack Review Game
I’m always on the lookout for fun ways to structure practice in math class. Check out this slapjack review game from Tara Maynard!
Blue Angels Transformations Activity
Mrs. Brown highlights a lovely transformations activity from the Virginia Department of Education.
Stacking Origami
Paula Beardell Krieg shares some lovely stacking origami. I’m adding this to my very long list of origami projects to explore!
Printable Dice Net
I am mesmerized by this printable dice net from David Butler. No glue needed!
Tape hack
Doing lots of STEM building projects? Check out this teacher hack from Chuck Stoffle!
Coding + WODB
Diane Dreef combines coding with WODB (Which One Doesn’t Belong). What a lovely combination!
Using Charty Party Game in Calculus
The creative Kerri Homan shares a way to use the game Charty Party in calculus class. Looks fun!
Convince Your Arch Rival Activity
I love this Convince Your Arch Rival idea from Nat Banting! So many possibilities…
Halloween Math Mistakes Activity
I realize that Halloween is now over, but this idea from Chris Luzniak is just too good not to share!
Ellipses Self Portrait in Desmos
Suzanne von Oy shares her Desmos self-portrait. LOVE IT!
Until next time, keep sharing your awesome ideas! Want even more ideas? I suggest checking out previous volumes of Monday Must Reads!
Looking for more brilliant ideas? Check out Volume 92 of Monday Must Reads.
