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Tag Archives: games
Games with factorization diagram cards
Since I published a deck of factorization diagram cards last September, a few teachers have picked up copies of the cards and started using them with their students. I’ve started collecting ideas for games you can play using the cards, … Continue reading
Posted in arithmetic, counting, games, pattern, pictures, primes, teaching
Tagged cards, diagrams, factorization, games, SET, war
4 Comments
Tiny Polka Dot
I’m really excited about Tiny Polka Dot, a Kickstarter project producing a deck of colorful, mathy cards especially for young children—along with a list of games to play with the cards. I have a four-year-old and I’m sure he is … Continue reading
The mathematics of human knots
Have you ever played “human knot”? It seems to be a common icebreaker/team-building sort of exercise (just do a Google search for “human knot” and you’ll find quite a few pages discussing it). Everyone stands in a circle, then reaches … Continue reading
Posted in games, people, probability
Tagged games, human, icebreaker, knot, team, teambuilding
9 Comments
MangaHigh.com
I recently received an email suggesting that I check out the website MangaHigh.com, which has interactive math-based games for elementary through high school students. Now, I am generally pretty skeptical of such things. For one, they are usually of relatively … Continue reading
The Math Less Traveled 