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Who says math can’t be fun & games

Discover exciting and engaging math games, podcasts, and technology resources to enhance flexibility, fluency, and adaptability in Tennessee math classrooms. Improve proportional reasoning skills and challenge students with puzzles and activities. Explore the world of numbers and measure with interactive exercises. Boost mental math skills with podcasts and domino math activities. Suitable for all ages and levels.

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Who says math can’t be fun & games

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  1. Who says math can’t be fun & games Nancy L. Foote www.nancyfootehigley.com

  2. Tennessee Math Standards • Flexibility • Fluency • Adaptability • Technology • Vocabulary

  3. Exciting, engaging and memorable • Games • Podcasts • Technology

  4. Proportional reasoning • 1 out of 4 doctors say … • Hybrid cars get 35 mpg in the city. Buy a hybrid and save 50% on fuel. • It’s on sale for 40% off. • It will grow 600%. • 5 for $1.25

  5. Proportional Reasoning • Lilliputians are 6 inches tall. • Gulliver is 6 feet tall. • How many Lilliputians are needed to be as tall as you?

  6. Shirt making 101 • Then they measured my right thumb, and desired no more; for by a mathematical computation, that twice round the thumb is once round the wrist, and so on to the neck and the waist. • Really? Let’s measure in cm.

  7. Space: The Next Frontier • Astronomers discovered a planet beyond our solar system that is 1.6 times the size of Jupiter. • Jupiter is 11.2 times the size of Earth. • How big is the new planet compared to Earth?

  8. It’s kind of funny …

  9. … and kind of sad

  10. Games To teach math

  11. Dice games • Multiplication madness • Integer excitement • Fraction busters

  12. Adding machine tape • Race to the top • Remnants

  13. Skillboard math

  14. One extra tile • 1/3 of 21 • 1/5 of 40 • 1/8 of 72 • ½ the number of sides on a hexagon • 1/6 of 2 dozen • 1/8 the number of ounces in a pound • 1/7 of 42 • 1/5 the value of a quarter • 1/7 the number of days in a week

  15. Number tiles Challenge 1 Challenge 2 The locker number is odd. The second digit is 4 less than the third. The first digit is 7 more than the second. Use the number tiles 0 – 9 to find the 3-digit locker number. • The locker number is odd. • The sum of the digits is greater than 15. • The first digit is 1 more than the third. • The second digit is 2 more than the first.

  16. Story graph • Incorporate writing into math

  17. Puzzles I couldn’t sleep last night. The digital clock kept me awake. I got to thinking – I wonder which number shows up for the greatest amount of time? How much time does it show up for?

  18. I’m in Tennessee T E N N E S S E E T E • 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I wonder what letter is number 20? Number 100?

  19. Did you know? • One-seventh of the world’s population is left-handed. • Memphis is home for 650,000 people. • How many are left-handed?

  20. Podcasting 101 • Mental math podcasts • Write • Review • Record • Publish

  21. Mental Math

  22. Domino math I have who has?

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