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Pretty, Pretty Pentagons
Jim Propp posed a pentagon spiral question, and I got messing around in GeoGebra (of course) and Polypad (which I had to be reminded of) and said I needed some actual tiles.
Bang! Christopher Danielson oh so kindly made some on spec and sent them out. Aren't they gorgeous? (Despite my poor photography.)
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A Rhombicuboctahedron Made of Lux Blox
A Rhombicuboctahedron Made of Lux Blox
This is my latest creation with my newest polyhedron-building tool, Lux Blox. The orange and blue “Lux squares” differ only in color, and here they represent the square faces of a rhombicuboctahedron. The triangular gaps represent that polyhedron’s triangular faces.
If you’d like to try Lux Blox yourself, the website to visit to buy them is www.luxblox.com. The last picture includes my hand to…
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Homeschool Teaching Aid of the Week: Math Link Cubes
So I got these for my son for his birthday after hearing about it in a local homeschool group. Now he’s only 3, but there’s ton’s of things he can learn from these! Some examples include colors, sorting/matching, counting to ten, counting to 100, skip counting, basic addition/subtraction/multiplication/division, fractions and more! They work as small building blocks too and each side has a different shape on it. You can you the building block feature to build the shape of a letter or number and you can make some 3D shapes as well. Right now my son loves having me put them together and he loves to break them apart, which is practicing fine motor skills and hand strength.
Have you ever used or would you ever Math Link Cubes with your kids? What other ways do you think these can be used?
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This site might be useful to those of you that do not have math manipulatives at home. The counting tiles, 10 frames, hundred chart, and number line will be the most useful for our addition and subtraction unit that we are starting next week. In the meantime, you can take some time to explore the virtual resources.
Original teaching tools aimed at supporting teachers in the elementary school classroom. Two color counters, 3D dice, probability spinners,
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