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    Vu TrangTwo Geometry Activities
 download Vu's PowerPoint file: Triangle_congruence_inequality_for_PCMI.pptx
 Clint ChanComputer Science/Programming Resources
 download Clint's PowerPoint file: CSResources_Clint.pptx
 
    Gail EnglertAn order of operations game
 "I wanted a game that my students could use to practice using order of operations, and also sharpen their mental math skills, so I created this game, that I call "fences". The original game board contains the numbers from 1 to 34, but it can be adjusted to include larger numbers, or integers, or fractional amounts...  Whatever you want your students to work with.  Students start with 4 digits, and use two or more of them to create expressions that have values named on the gameboard.  They write the expression and their initials in the cell with the targeted amount to claim that cell, and then record points (one point per digit used) for their turn.  If they are able to claim adjacent cells, they earn double points for the two touching cells on that turn.  The game continues until as many cells as possible have been claimed."
 download Gail's Word file: fences_indiv_game_boards.doc
 Will StaffordRight Triangles Roger Rabbit Murder Mystery
 access the Prezis that Will used:
 Prezi One
 Prezi Two
 
    Titin Suryati SukmadewiInternational Presentation
 download Titin's PowerPoint file: titin_presentation2013.pptx
 Moe BurkhartHead Problem
 download Moe's files:
 head_problem_for_tuesday.docx or as PDF
 elim_echo.docx or as PDF
 mode_of_response.docx or as PDF
 positive_reinforcement.docx or as PDF
 the_other7.docx or as PDF
 
 
    David HerronA Conceptual Approach to Solving Equations
 download David's PowerPoint file: PCMI_SolvingEquationsPresentation.pptx
 Paul WinstonUsing KenKen to help write Geometric Proofs
 
  Marla MattensonTwo-Day Tests To Promote Student Reflection
 download Marla's PowerPoint file: PCMI_10MinuteShort.ppt or as a PDF
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