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Top Ten math Articles

Here are the top ten articles for the Math Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in!

1. Math Read Aloud - Spookley - the Square Pumpkin

One day in the pumpkin patch the strangest little pumpkin hatched.... Spookley the Square Pumpkin was different. All the other pumpkins teased him, until Spookley proved that being different can save the day!

2. Math is Everywhere - Gardening

Do you enjoy gardening? If so, do you realize math is used throughout the gardening process from planning to harvesting? The All New Square Foot Gardening book is a perfect example of how math is naturally applied in gardening.

3. Last Minute SAT Math - DVD Review

Are you short on time? Do you need to improve your SAT score? Last Minute SAT Math DVD gives a quick review of the different types of questions found on the SAT, reviews skills for Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, and shares testing strategies.

4. Math MOOC - Free Online Math Courses - Self-Paced

MOOCs are an ideal way to try out a course, college, university or even a new career field. Homeschool families will find them useful too. Click to discover free math courses for all ages.

5. Intro to Algebra Crossword Puzzle- 1

Crossword puzzle to review real numbers and Introductory Algebra vocabulary

6. Skin So Soft Bath Oil - Better Buy?

After learning a little history, readers run into some Skin So Soft Math Encounters: • Adding, subtracting, multiply, dividing with decimals • Rounding • Find the better buy … unit cost

7. Free Teaching Math Videos for High School Teachers

Quality professional development offered for free to help teachers bring math to life.

8. Travel Games

Long and short car trips require games and activities to keep little ones happy. Here are few to add to your bag of tricks.

9. Number 7

Ponder the trivia about the number 7 or use them to introduce a topic.

10. Interactive App for Student Engagement

“Okay, class, take out your phones for our math review today.” While surfing the net, I came across an app that requires teachers to say those words. Do you think the students will object?

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