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The Game of Hex – an Online Resource

The Game of Hex – an Online Resource

By Bill Lombard on 28 July, 2009

Here’s a nice online version of the popular strategy game Hex. It’s one of the this collection of 100 JavaScript games to play online. The MathsClass blog mentions it in an April 2009 blog entry. It’s possible to demonstrate how to play Hex to a class if you have an LCD projector, and you can [...]

Posted in Website Resource | Tagged friday afternoon lifesavers, interactive whiteboards, intriguing puzzles, lcd projector, logical reasoning skills, Math Activity, resources for teachers, Website Resource | 1 Response

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers – the Teacher’s Best Friend; Part 9, Pythagorean Tree – a Colorful Project for Geometry and Algebra Classes

By Bill Lombard on 29 March, 2009

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers are exactly what they sound like: at the end of the week when you and your students are running out of gas, these activities come to the rescue. They are mathematical, engaging, fun, and give the teacher a much-needed break. Here’s a project that’s good for both algebra and geometry subjects. It [...]

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Friday Afternoon Lifesavers – the Teacher’s Best Friend; Part 8, Triples, Exploring Congruence and Transformations

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers – the Teacher’s Best Friend; Part 8, Triples, Exploring Congruence and Transformations

By Bill Lombard on 1 March, 2009

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers are exactly what they sound like: at the end of the week when you and your students are running out of gas, these activities come to the rescue. They are mathematical, engaging, fun, and give the teacher a much-needed break. Kids become better problem solvers by solving spatial visualization puzzles. Part 7 [...]

Posted in Math Activity | Tagged friday afternoon lifesavers, geometric transformations, spatial visualization | 4 Responses

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers – the Teacher’s Best Friend; Part 7, Twins, an Exploration in Congruence and Symmetry

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers – the Teacher’s Best Friend; Part 7, Twins, an Exploration in Congruence and Symmetry

By Bill Lombard on 26 February, 2009

Friday Afternoon Lifesavers are exactly what they sound like: at the end of the week when you and your students are running out of gas, these activities come to the rescue. They are mathematical, engaging, fun, and give the teacher a much-needed break. One way to help kids become better problem solvers is to pose [...]

Posted in Math Activity | Tagged congruent shapes, friday afternoon lifesavers, Problem-Solving, spatial visualization, symmetry | 2 Responses

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