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Monday, 16 November 2009
Concepts: Divisibility Rules Prime Numbers Factors Composite Numbers Activities: Assessment: Unit 1Quiz Divisibility… more →
Daily Lesson Planning 1º ESO Math
the ferrer diagram of 12 as monochrome trains...
wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘Ferrer’ means ‘complete breakdown’ that is all. This below is a breakdown o … more →
Chapter 4 Section 1: Factors and Multiples
wrote 3 months ago: Number Theory is the study of nonzero whole numbers and their relationships. An important type of re … more →
Math Picture Book Post #3: Miss Lina's Ballerinas
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wrote 5 months ago: Miss Lina’s Ballerinas by Grace Maccarone is about “teamwork, making new friends, and th … more →
September 7, 2012
wrote 8 months ago: Dear Searchers and Seekers, Today’s probably my favorite lesson of the year. We’re going … more →
September 5, 2012
wrote 8 months ago: Dear Number Classifiers, Humans make sense of the world by classifying it. We put like things in one … more →
Num3er 10
wrote 10 months ago: 10 is remarkable because the prime numbers under 10 are (2, 3, 5, 7) There are 4 primes. The composi … more →
Barking Up the Prime Number Tree
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wrote 1 year ago: You’ve heard it before: “Prime numbers are the building blocks of all numbers”. … more →
[1.3] Composite Numbers As Powers On Primes
wrote 1 year ago: Tell me I’m wrong but it seems to me that composite numbers, while the most common thing stude … more →
Fermat Numbers
wrote 1 year ago: Proofs from THE BOOK by Martin Aigner and Günter Ziegler begins by giving six proofs of the infinity … more →
Test Alert!!!
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wrote 1 year ago: Topics 4 and 5 Multiples, Factors, Primes, and Composite: Test Date: January 18, 2012 To help your c … more →
Infinity of primes (re-posted to test my changes to latex2wp.py to support LyX 1.6.9)
wrote 1 year ago: I have re-posted this to test my changes to the latex2wp.py and terrystyle.py programs, compiled wit … more →
Infinity of primes
wrote 1 year ago: Proofs from THE BOOK by Martin Aigner and Günter Ziegler begins by giving six proofs of the infinity … more →
Vocabulary Word of the Week
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wrote 1 year ago: Math Vocabulary Word of the Week Prime Number – A whole number greater than 1, that has exactl … more →
Prime and Composite Numbers
wrote 1 year ago: The lesson’s objectives were to identify prime and composite numbers in a hundreds chart. An introd … more →
A Strategy for Remembering the Difference between Primes and Composites and an Amusing Teacher Story (by Sig)
wrote 2 years ago: A Strategy for Remembering the Difference between Primes and Composites Subject: Prime and Composite … more →
Formal Proof of the Infinitude of Primes
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wrote 2 years ago: Note: This is the third part of the Prime Number Series. These are the first two parts: Part I: Intr … more →
Prime Series 2: The Intuition Behind The Infinitude of Prime Numbers
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wrote 2 years ago: Note: This is the third part of the Prime Number Series Part I: Introduction to Prime Numbers Part I … more →
Prime Series 1: Introduction to Prime Numbers
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wrote 2 years ago: Note: This is the first part of the Prime Number Series. Part II: Infinitude of Primes Part III: For … more →
Monday, 16 November 2009
wrote 3 years ago: Concepts: Divisibility Rules Prime Numbers Factors Composite Numbers Activities: Assessment: Unit 1Q … more →
