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Grid lines – investigating HCF and LCM

Grid lines – investigating HCF and LCM

For my remaining full week, I'm going to try and post one rich resource and…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, hcf and lcm, investigation, product of primes
#teacher5adaysketch – Choose a piece of art

#teacher5adaysketch – Choose a piece of art

Today's prompt was "choose a piece of art with one idea of you might use…
Tags: mathematical art, teacher5adaysketch
Cuisenaire rods for algebraic expressions

Cuisenaire rods for algebraic expressions

I've spent quite a bit of time so far over half term working on the…
Tags: algebraic expressions, cuisenaire, manipulatives
Circular thinking

Circular thinking

It's another short(ish) post today because I'm trying to make the most of my first…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, etymology, history of maths, parts of a circle
Romanes eunt domus?

Romanes eunt domus?

Today was A Level taster day, so I spent the afternoon teaching budding mathematicians/further mathematicians…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, etymology, history of maths
Origins: m and π

Origins: m and π

While revising the equation and graph of a straight line today with Year 10, I…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, enrichment, gradient of a line, history of maths, pi
What have the Romans ever done for us?

What have the Romans ever done for us?

On my way to work this morning, while stopped at a set of traffic lights,…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, enrichment, etymology, history of maths
What’s in a name? (Fractions)

What’s in a name? (Fractions)

The etymology of mathematics absolutely fascinates me. The English language is remarkably irregular, but mathematical…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, enrichment, etymology, fractions
Seven

Seven

I had no idea what to blog about today. I spent all morning cleaning out…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, time filler
Quadratic crossover

Quadratic crossover

So here's a cute idea I was talking to a colleague about yesterday. I think…
Tags: #29daysofwriting, gradient of line, investigation, quadratic graphs

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