Classroom Examples: Primary School: Math
The diversity in today’s classrooms is enormous. Students represent a wide array of prior experience and knowledge, with a wide
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Building understanding of number through the introduction of the number line
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This is a collaborative project of Statistics Canada and Galileo created to facilitate Canadian's understanding of the social, economic and cultural forces that shape our nation.
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With this investigation you will entering the area of statistics.
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LEVEL: This investigation can be entered into by children as young as 6 (particularly as it is structured in the
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Students created their own version of the Vitruvian Man and related Vitruvius' theories of proportions to their model.
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If we measure the area of rectangles by dividing them into squares, then what shape should we use to measure area for triangles?
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This investigation is best for Grades 5 and up.
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Students and teachers from 3 schools in the Foothills School Division posed problems for each other to solve.
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A unicursal curve in the plane is a curve that you get when you put down your pencil, and draw until you get back to the starting point.
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In the following investigation you will discover the rules that describe geometric situations.
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Determining what shapes tile a plane is not a simple matter. There are some polygons that will tile a plane and other polygons that will not tile a plane.
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This investigation can be entered into by children as young as 6 and is engaging for people who like to think about mathematical probability and dynamical systems.
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Your team is charged with creating a presentation to persuade potential investors that a favourable business environment exists. What area of Canada would you represent?
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