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Monday Must Reads: Volume 94

Happy Monday! It’s the first day of Thanksgiving Break for me, so it’s an extra happy Monday. So far today, I’ve used my extra time off to work on cleaning out our garage, hang up some Christmas decorations, get my booster shot, and write this blog post. I know I live an exciting life.

If you’re new around here, welcome! Monday Must Reads is my weekly-ish attempt at capturing the brilliant ideas shared by other (mostly) math teachers on twitter. I enjoy highlighting these ideas that I want to hopefully someday use in my own classroom. Hopefully you can find an idea or two worth trying yourself!

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Monday Must Reads

Andre Sasser shares an epic Desmos door decoration for Christmas.

Image Source: https://twitter.com/MrsSasser/status/1461802642821332998

Check out this awesome triangle artwork created by the students of Dan Anderson.

Image Source: https://twitter.com/dandersod/status/1461679555744305155

How awesome are these 3D printed keychains created by two of Ella Hereth‘s students?!?

Image Source: https://twitter.com/MsHereth/status/1461004512789991429

Julia Anker inspires with a fun looking draw the polynomial on your back by asking questions activity. So creative!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/AnkerMath/status/1461422453586989057

This pumpkin chunking activity from Brandi Green to practice quadratics looks fun!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/mrs_b_green/status/1458874828627365894

Doug shares how to make a great data display using post-its.

Image Source: https://twitter.com/rosenbergdoug/status/1456398675203305474

Graeme Lachance shares a new open middle problem he created.

Image Source: https://twitter.com/livingpedagogy/status/1452817329734230025

This coordinate plane bingo idea from Miss C looks super engaging!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/ccharterina/status/1455955408540082185

Love these snowflakes constructed by the students of Stephen Caviness using a compass and straight edge!

Image Source: https://twitter.com/S_Caviness_/status/1086309517300776960

Check out this lovely visual from txirimiri of different ways to show the fraction 4/4. Beautiful! This would make a lovely task to give students.

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 93 of Monday Must Reads.

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