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phantom power

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10. thanks to everybody for their suggestions

Reply to phantom power (Original post)

Mon Feb 4, 2013, 02:52 PM

Feb 2013

I did play a couple Vi Hart youtube shorts on apple TV (which is kind of a fun way to show them).

My daughter liked the circle game one, and then announced that next time she was bored in math class she would draw pictures like Vi. Not exactly the message I was aiming for

But, she liked it

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books on math for grade school children [View all] phantom power Jan 2013 OP

The education group can help. knitter4democracy Jan 2013 #1

Some Recommendations TM99 Jan 2013 #2

Keep your eye out for "The Animation of Mathematics" Glassunion Jan 2013 #3

OK, from a curious Mother...is she being taught something like fractions in grade 3? nenagh Jan 2013 #4

She's learning fractions, multiplication tables, word problems phantom power Jan 2013 #6

Several pokerfan Jan 2013 #5

Try to find the math in what interests her. Instead of forcing the math is good meme Vincardog Jan 2013 #7

Not a book, but the most interesting teacher on the planet, Vi Hart... tridim Jan 2013 #8

Socrates and the Three Little Pigs is a classic struggle4progress Jan 2013 #9

thanks to everybody for their suggestions phantom power Feb 2013 #10

Have you tried littlemissmartypants Feb 2013 #11