Father’s Day, Making Hats, & Hands-On Geometry
Sewing a hat for daddy becomes a hands-on geometry investigation. Sounds improbable, doesn’t it? But that is exactly the magic that homeschooling brings to your child and you. Last week
Sewing a hat for daddy becomes a hands-on geometry investigation. Sounds improbable, doesn’t it? But that is exactly the magic that homeschooling brings to your child and you. Last week
I discovered a book produced by the San Francisco Exploratorium in our local library called “Math and Science Across Cultures: Activities and Investigations from the Exploratorium” that is crammed with
As my children grow in attention span and interest I am finding myself continually refining and adjusting our homeschool day. The latest shift is one worth sharing, I think. I
The Doodlebugs discovered yesterday afternoon that testing “the turtle paradox” with their cousin in Grandma’s huge backyard did not work. I am not sure that Zeno’s Paradox of the Tortoise
I just ran into a website called Bedtime Math with absolutely fun daily ideas to incorporate a fun math puzzle into your evening. Each puzzle has options for various age
Marcus Du Sautoy has done more for my kids’ understanding and love for math (or maths as he puts it in England) than I thought possible. Throughout my educational career,
It is so important for kids to realize that math is not a dreary, dull subject. There are a few mathematicians who stand out as truly loving mathematics and providing
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