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A Day of Maths 7: Thanks for coming
And there you have it. All my thoughts about the Day of Maths I had in a Year 7 classroom.
The Best! Day! Ever!
Quarter the Cross
The Zero Zeros
Spotless Dice
Mathematical Art Appreciation
Hotel Infinity
Thank you to everyone who has followed my journey all the way here. One thing I find about teaching is that it often leaves me […]
A Day of Maths 5: Looking at Maths Art
This is the fifth in a series of posts coming from my Maths Day in a Year 7 classroom. So far I’ve talked about the following:
how awesome the day was
how I implemented Quarter the Cross
the unexpected things that happened with Zero Zeros
how I implemented Spotless Dice
You may be thinking by this stage, “David, how much […]
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A Day of Maths 4: Spotless Dice
This is the fourth in a series of blog posts about a Maths Day I did in a Year 7 classroom. So far I’ve discussed
how awesome the day was
how I implemented Quarter the Cross
the unexpected things that happened with Zero Zeros.
In this post, I’ll be talking about the activity we did in the recess-to-lunch period. […]
A Day of Maths 3: Zero Zeros
This is the third in a series about a Day of Maths I did in my daughter’s Year 7 classroom. I started back with The Best! Day! Ever! and then talked about Quarter the Cross. This post is about a puzzle I gave to students to fill in some time while their classmates finished off […]
A Day of Maths 2: Quarter the Cross
This is the second in a series of posts about the Maths Day I did in my daughter’s Year 7 classroom. Last time, I talked about the awesomeness of the day as a whole. For the next few posts, I’ll talk about the actual activities we did.
After the general intro into me and what I […]
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A Day of Maths 1: Best! Day! Ever!
Last Monday, I was invited into my daughter’s Year 7 classroom to do a full day of maths with the students. It was the Best Day Ever. I had so much fun giving the students things to think about, and watching and helping the students think and talk about them.
The teacher, Anne, was an absolute […]