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Tag Archives: math
Like Terms Cards
Tweet An activity that I like to do to introduce like terms is to give the students the definition of a like term and then have them work in teams to sort stacks of like term cards. I usually print … Continue reading
Math Teachers: LaTex code is for you!
Tweet One of the challenges of being a math teacher is getting all the fractions and square roots into your documents. The challenge is especially large on the web. Most websites do not have a way for teachers to enter … Continue reading
Hey, how did you get that degree symbol in your Google?
Tweet Google text docs has an equation editor but no dice for Google Presentation or Google Draw. (which by the way you can insert Google Draw into text doc, presentation and spreadsheet!) As a Geometry teacher I need my drawings … Continue reading
Math Symbols in Google
TweetIf you want to put math symbols into your Google Presentations it can be a little tricky. In Google Docs there is an equation editor that will allow you to directly insert equations. (Note: If you know LaTeX you can … Continue reading
