Another great game! This one comes from James Russo and Toby Russo.
HOW WE SET UP TODAY:
π² In groups of three
π² One 120-chart per group
π² 3 counters of one colour per player
HOW WE PLAYED:
1οΈβ£ Each player chose and covered three Bingo numbers in with their coloured counters on the 120-chart. For today, we didn't limit students to number past 20.
2οΈβ£ Players took turns rolling the dice. On each roll, the group skip-counted by that number starting at zero.
3οΈβ£ Players stop counting when they encounter a counter i.e. a Bingo number. That counter is removed from the 120-chart and returned to its owner.
4οΈβ£ The winner is the first to claim back all three of their counters. The remaining two players can decide whether to draw second/last or whether to keep playing to place 2nd and 3rd/last.
WHAT WE NOTICED:
π Certain numbers have better Bingo odds than other numbers.
π We think we found a Bingo number that is divisible by all numbers on a 6-sided dice! Some of us are certain about this while others of us want to test it out...
π There will be lots of variations on this game!
Image 1: What's the same? And what's different?
Some meaningful maths play and #HappyEyeballs here at home this weekend as we repurpose some unworn earrings.
#Maths #Play #MathsPlay #NumberPlay #VeryMaths #BeautifulMath #MTBoS #PrimaryMaths #SecondaryMaths #EverydayMaths #MathsDesign #MathsArt
#mathsart #mathsdesign #everydaymaths #secondarymaths #primarymaths #mtbos #beautifulmath #verymaths #numberplay #mathsplay #play #maths #happyeyeballs
In case you missed it, the keynote presentation from Maths Play's first in-person conference is now available to view on-demand.
In this keynote, Laureate Professor Marilyn Fleer demonstrates how imagination (jumping into a story) can build imagination in STEM learning (solving a maths problem to help the characters).
Enjoy this 4-part session and count it as an hour of professional development:
Part 1: Engagement in mathematics
Part 2: A Conceptual PlayWorld in Years Foundation and 1
Part 3: A Conceptual PlayWorld in Years 5 and 6
Part 4: Why imagination matters
Access keynote recording and all supporting resources here:
https://maths-play.mykajabi.com/july2023keynote
#Maths #Play #MathsPlay #LearningThroughPlay #PrimaryTeachers #MTBoS #PrimaryMaths #AussieED #NumeracyPD #MathsPD #FreePD
#freepd #mathspd #numeracypd #aussieed #primarymaths #mtbos #primaryteachers #learningthroughplay #mathsplay #play #maths
Breaking news π
A team Year 1/ 2 students build new homes for some very small but special community members.
What do you notice? What do you wonder?
#MathsPlay #Maths #Play #Research #StartWithDay #MathsPlayInSchool #MathsPlayResearch #Day1
#day1 #mathsplayresearch #mathsplayinschool #startwithday #research #play #maths #mathsplay
Multiplication Fact Enlightmentπβ¨οΈπΌ
We were over the moon to discover the mathematical beauty of multiplication from a Mathologer video.
Enjoy the full video to learn how to create multiplicative designs like this and more:Β https://youtu.be/qhbuKbxJsk8
#MathsPlay #HappyEyeballs #VeryMaths #Pattern #TimesTable #PlayItForward #Maths #MTBoS
#mtbos #maths #playitforward #timestable #pattern #verymaths #happyeyeballs #mathsplay
Largely, why this community project exists πΉ π’ β¨ π
#numberplay #mathsplay #play #maths
Fun to look at π
#mtbos #happyeyeballs #mathsinthewild #verymaths #mathsplay
The 2024 theme for the International Day of Maths has been announced! And we are OVER THE MOON to see PLAY feature in this way.
Dear #maths professionals, educators, learners & enthusiasts,
We are researching the relationship between #play & #mathematics. And are curious:
1) How often do you get symptoms of PLAY in your maths work? What sort of things are you working on?
2) Also, which of the verbs / verb phrases resonate for you as frequently being at the heart of the work that produces symptoms of PLAY?
If you had to pick say, 3...
(from the 'What can happen naturally in play?' list here)
...What would they be?
#maths #play #mathematics #mtbos #math #mathplay #mathsplay