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KidsMathBlog Easy To Follow Guide , Worksheets Tips For Parents Teachers About Math For Kids Solving One-Step Equations in class activity Dec 7th , 2011 Games Review 1 Comment Tags : Equations , integers 1. Click here and practice solving One-step equations . Practice for 10 minutes and then complete the analysis . form 2. Click here and play the game from the Math Playground . After you feel confident solving One-Step Equations , try some Twp-Step Equations Mrs.E posted this entry on Wednesday , December 7th , 2011 at 11:40 AM.Posted in the category Games Review Tags : Equations , integers You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site.1 Comment Already sayra espinoza : said December 11, 2011 at 8:26KidsMathBlog Easy To Follow Guide , Worksheets Tips For Parents Teachers About Math For Kids Solving Two-Step Equations Dec 13th , 2011 Games Review , Tutorial No Comments Tags : Equations , order_of_operations The trick to solving 2-step equations is to undo” the Order of Operations . Order of Operations states that you need to multiply or divide before you add or subtract . Think of it as always putting on your socks before your shoes . This is the correct order for getting dressed . To undress , you need to do the reverse or inverse order , which means taking off your shoes before your socks . To solve 2-step equations , you need to undo” the addition or subtraction and then undo” the multiplication or . division Here is a tutorial to help you master this . process Also try this game :
About "A Mathematician Comes of Age:" A Mathematician Comes of Age discusses the maturation process for a mathematics student. It describes and analyzes how a student develops from a neophyte who can manipulate simple arithmetic problems to a sophisticated thinker who can understand abstract concepts, can think rigorously, and can analyze and manipulate proofs. Most [...]“Jan 9th, 2012 | Games & Review | No Comments HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome Back! Today we are beginning Unit 7: . We covered some of this material in Unit 2, so it might seem familiar to you. Here are a couple of games to help you practice. Here is a good tutorial and some [...]
KidsMathBlog Easy To Follow Guide , Worksheets Tips For Parents Teachers About Math For Kids Find the Equation of a Linere Jan 18th , 2012 Games Review , Notes No Comments Use the Flow Map to find the equation of a . line gallery-1 margin : auto gallery-1 gallery-item float : left margin-top : 10px text-align : center width : 50 gallery-1 img border : 2px solid cfcfcf gallery-1 gallery-caption margin-left : 0 Try these games for more practice Algebra vs . The Cockroaches Very funny , but difficult.Graph using Slope-Intercept Form Mrs.E posted this entry on Wednesday , January 18th , 2012 at 10:42 AM.Posted in the category Games Review , Notes You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site . Leave a ReplyClickKidsMathBlog Easy To Follow Guide , Worksheets Tips For Parents Teachers About Math For Kids Ratios Proportions No Comments Here are some games to help you practice using rations and . proportions Dirt Bike Proportions Play by yourself or compete against other students over the internet . Remember , first names only Be sure to record your time in the comments section . Let’s see who are our high scorers Ratio Blaster You’ve got to be quick to prevent the aliens from invading . My rate of accuracy was 88 and my rate of speed was 16 problems per minute . can you beat me Also Check out this fun tutorial on Ratios Mrs.E posted this entry on Thursday , February 2nd , 2012 at 11:47 AM.Posted in the category Games Review , Tutorial You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0KidsMathBlog Easy To Follow Guide , Worksheets Tips For Parents Teachers About Math For Kids Measurement Conversions Feb 7th , 2012 Games Review , Notes , Tutorial 1 Comment Can you run faster than a car Try this challenge problem . Submit your solution in the comments section for prizes in . class Class Notes : gallery-1 margin : auto gallery-1 gallery-item float : left margin-top : 10px text-align : center width : 33 gallery-1 img border : 2px solid cfcfcf gallery-1 gallery-caption margin-left : 0 Need to review converting units within the metric system Here are 2 video tutorials to help you practice . One demonstrates using proportions and the other shows a trick for converting metric : measurements Video : Converting Units in the Metric System Also , try this : game Math Frog- MetricKidsMathBlog Easy To Follow Guide , Worksheets Tips For Parents Teachers About Math For Kids Multiplying Dividing Fractions No Comments In Unit 9 we are reviewing basic operations with fractions and decimals . Below are a some tutorials , practice problems and games to help you out.What multiplication problem is represented by this area model Click on the comments button to submit your answer.Video : Multiplying FractionsVideo : Multiplying Mixed Numbers Practice Multiplying with Mixed Numbers Practice Multiplying Fractions using the Area model Practice Multiplying Fractions Video Tutorial : Multiplying Fractions Also , here is a cute refresher on Mixed Numbers Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers Mrs.E posted this entry on Tuesday , February 21st , 2012 at 8:01 AM.Posted in the categorySocial Bookmarking
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Approximating the area of a circle to get something close to the formula for the area of a circle
Imagine a slice of buttered white bread with a heap of sugar on top. That was my favorite lunch when I was a kid. My mom was working very hard, I was the oldest sister, and this was what I would make for myself almost every day.
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