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As 2024 is coming to a close, this is truly my last chance to share this puzzle. I created it a year ago but forgot to post it, so here it is now. My 2025 New Year's puzzle is coming soon! The solution and a PDF version of this puzzle can be found here: https://quadratablog.blogspot.com/2024/12/last-chance-2024-puzzle.html
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Math is About...
Thinking about my main messages about math. Both for my summer algebra 1 class and my fall intro to elementary teaching class. What would you add? {Not everything has to be in tension with a 'not about')
Math Is About Math Is Not About Understanding & making sense Speed Problem solving Getting answers Explaining how and why Right vs wrong Be
Been some great additions from the thread on Twitter, but I wondered if mathblr had anything to add?
Justin Lanier (former math teacher, now mathematician) had some big questions:
1) Most (maybe all) of these items could also be applied to other schools subjects. (Other human activities, too.) So for each, it can be great to ask what these look like in classrooms in general, and then specifically in math classes.
2) It hits me weird that you're making claims about what math "is", when of course math looks like many things, including the things on your "not about" list. I'd think it'd make your claims less believable to your students, who know that at least sometimes math is about speed and correctness, from their past experiences. Possible even positive past experiences. Also, by framing this as what math "is" instead of "it can be" or "I want it to be" takes our choices, values, and efforts out of the equation.
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Happy holidays everyone! Here's my latest snowflake puzzle, with instructions on the image. Solution, PDF version, and more info at: https://quadratablog.blogspot.com/2024/12/snowflake-puzzle-2024.html
Happy New Year! I'm starting 2025 off with a sudoku puzzle based around clues involving the numbers 2, 5, and 25. I'm including a mini sample square to help everyone see how the ruleset works. For more information, a PDF version, and the solution, visit https://quadratablog.blogspot.com/2025/01/happy-new-year-2025-puzzle.html
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Here's another calcudoku/KenKen style of puzzle but with a different twist. What if the entries in each cage are -forbidden- from being distinct? For example, a cage with three entries which add to 9 could be 4,4,1 but couldn't be 2,3,4, since those numbers are all different. Here are some small quick puzzles just to demonstrate the idea. All of the clues reveal the sums of the entries in that cage, but regardless of whether or not there is a clue, the entries in each cage cannot be distinct!
For the solution, a PDF, and more information, visit: https://quadratablog.blogspot.com/2021/05/mini-non-distinct-partition-puzzles.html
Here are some small easy puzzles. Each row and column contains all the numbers 1 through 4, no cage contains duplicate numbers, and the numbers in a cage sum to a clue whenever a clue is given.
Solution, PDF, and more at:
https://quadratablog.blogspot.com/2021/05/mini-distinct-partition-puzzles.html
With the success of the Queen's Gambit, I've been getting requests for chess puzzles. I figured it was time to post a Queen's Sudoku. Each row, column, and three-by-three cage must contain exactly three Queens. Some Queens are given, and the clues attached reveal the number of other pieces they can attack. Assume that pieces do not block other pieces from attack for purposes of that calculation.For the solution visit: https://quadratablog.blogspot.com/2021/02/queens-sudoku.html
