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It's summer time for me and Math Mondays might be light hearted at time, which seems very appropriate since it's summer! As I worked in the yard this weekend, I noticed my favorite reading spot has intervals. My first reaction was there were intervals on the back and the seat. Then I realized the top half of my chairs are tricky because the width at the top of each board increases a smidge in size, which makes the intervals inconsistent in size. Which leads me to a question and or a misconception I think students could have. Do intervals vary in size? or Intervals can be of different sizes. The bottom is consistent in size and a great interval example.
As you see intervals this summer remember to join #intervalchat on twitter.
As you see intervals this summer remember to join #intervalchat on twitter.
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Mary Lee shares today when a lesson doesn't go as planned but turns out great in the end.
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Deb joins today and really shows us how students share their thinking and questioning about mathematics digitally.
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