Math Geometry Outside
Students demonstrating how they can show "flipped" figures by flipping themselves.
Teacher and students collaborating to put math and science concepts in a story.
posted by Unknown @ 3:52 PM
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Students demonstrating how they can show "flipped" figures by flipping themselves.
Teacher and students collaborating to put math and science concepts in a story.
8 Comments:
At 2:51 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Hi mr stuart it's zak and this is my homework!!!
At 3:27 PM ,
Anonymous said...
haseeb:That was fun we should do it everyday because I learned alot than you can imagine.
At 3:28 PM ,
Anonymous said...
haseeb:That was fun we should do it everyday because I learned alot than you can imagine.
At 3:28 PM ,
Anonymous said...
haseeb
At 5:40 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Hi its summer one of your students. Tomarrow I might bring in a poster about the periodic table of elements to help the class under stand it more. I think you should teach the class out side tomarrow to, and also have the class make a project on matter and its properties. See you tomarrow. SUMMER A.K.A. WINT!
At 9:08 AM ,
Anonymous said...
This is Niko and im just passing by to do my homework thanks.
At 9:13 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Hi the answer is similar. This is Mahrukh Habiib
At 10:12 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Hey it's Serena I think what all of those shapes have in common is they all are 2d or flat or plian faced. Or maybe there just all shapes, not shoure but I know you'll tell us later Bye!
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