Math Links

Hey Dr. Data,
My students have been working on coordinate graphs and converting in the metric system. Do you know of any good links I could tag for my students? Thank you for your help - Ms. Norris in Manhattan!

Well, Mrs. Norris we found this great Wiki that two teachers made for their classes. You will find many links and resources here.

http://metricssixth.wikispaces.com/Flipcharts

Cindy said...

Hi again Dr. Data,
I thought of another question that I must ask you!! What ideas do you have for learning about probability? We are working on it and the kids want something fun to use for practice! Thank you for your help! Ms. Norris in Manhattan - Go Wildcats!

We hope your students like this link. If they explore this website further, they will find more activities for probability. http://www.mathplayground.com/JKA_Archive03.html


http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/interactives/marble/marblemania.html

Sincerely,
Dr. Data

Different Types of Triangles

Mrs. Altenburg said...

Could you explain the different types of triangles based on the number of sides and the types of angles.

Sure we can Mrs. Altenburg!

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Real World Geometry

We found some examples of real world Geometry. We hope this helps you to spot Geometry in the world around you.

Geometry In the Real World

Dr. Data,

Where can I find examples of transformational geometry (e.g. flips, slides, reflections) in the real world?

Dear Anonymous,

We found these real would example of geometry. We hope that you can find some of your own after looking at our keynote.

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Fact Families

Dear Dr. Data,

My class was wondering is there a limit to how many numbers can be in a fact family?

Dear 4th graders,

Look at the picture above (you can enlarge it by clicking on it; hopefully, it will answer your question.

Multiplying Numbers

Dr. Doctor Data,

Do you have any tricks for working two digit multiplication problems.


Dear 4th graders,

Yes, we do. It is called Lattice Multiplication. We created a short video to show you how.

Time

Dear Dr. Data,

We are working on elapsed time. Can you help us to learn that?


Dear 4th graders,

Sure. We have solved the following problem using tally marks. That is only one way to solve problems with elapsed time.

Time