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Monthly Archives: August 2009
FNQ
My trip to Far North Queensland was fantastic! Why, you may ask, did I take a week’s leave in the middle of term? Well my neice decided to get married at South Mission Beach, which is south of Cairns, near … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged beach, brain, cairns, mission beach, puzzles, rafting, rectangles, tully, wedding, zoo
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Century
Here is a simple 2 player game. It is an easy way for a teacher to observe if students can see patterns, and then develop a winning strategy. You start at zero. In turn you and your partner choose a … Continue reading
Four Fours and Beyond
What does the expression above equal? The Four Fours problem is well known by most Mathematics teachers. Each time I have tried it with year 7 to year 9 classes it has proven to be a great success. You can … Continue reading
Block or Switch
This is a simple card game which I devised recently. It is best played with two players. A single pack of cards is required plus 2 markers. Remove the court cards (Jacks, Queens and Kings) leaving 40 cards. Players sit … Continue reading
Design a Tent
Practical maths is important and necessary or else students may start to think that mathematics only exists inside a text book or classroom. Real world situations give students a context in which they can apply the skills they have been … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Ideas, Worksheets
Tagged area, design, estimation, literacy, nets, pythagoras, tent
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The Education Show
On Saturday I trundled along to the education show in Melbourne. I wasn’t too sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised! The sessions I attended were: 1. Making the most of your super – as I am on … Continue reading
Posted in Pedagogy, Personal
Tagged chocolate, classroom management, education show, free resources, personal networking, retirement, superannuation
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Girls v. Boys
Warning – the following may be very controversial! I hesitated before posting on this topic, but I am forging on with the idea that constructive debate is healthy. Some blogs and websites can get carried away with the question: “Are … Continue reading
Posted in Pedagogy, Teaching Ideas
Tagged boys, competition, female, Games, girls, male, sport, test, trigonometry, volleyball
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Blokus®
It was with some excitement that I picked up my brand new game called Blokus® (pictured) from The Games Shop (Royal Arcade, Bourke Street, Melbourne. Even though I shelled out $50 of my hard earned cash I was confident that … Continue reading