Yoshimoto Cube, part 1
by jensilvermath • September 17, 2013 • 0 Comments
The next in my epically bad videos! Inspired by an epically good one!
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Read more →Does this resonate with you? I’m playing with color and pattern for a high school math lesson, and this idea is intriguing. I’d love to hear your thoughts. P.S. I think of it like polynomial differentiation. Every time you take a derivative, you reduce the degree of the function. Cubic to quadratic to linear...
Read more →Here’s a new way to make something really cool and artsy. In a minute, you’ll see the beginning of a gallery – move the orange dot to reveal the source images. If it doesn’t open, click here. Here’s how to make the color tables in Adobe Photoshop. Have Fun!
Read more →This came in an email from one of my colleagues, Deb Nihan, from Wamogo Middle School – what a great, fun activity! Just thought I would pass this along – as an introductory activity for patterns, I had the kids do the chicken dance. The kids had a great time doing it, but the...
Read more →September thoughts… This was only my third summer working, since I started this job in July, 2011. After so many years as a classroom teacher, I still miss the rhythm of the school year, the sense of a beginning and an ending, the shared pressure of the day-to-day (OK, I don’t miss that) and...
Read more →The pentagon…
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