Mathwire Dr. Seuss Activities
| Many schools celebrate the birthday of Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. Consider adding mathematical activities to these celebrations. One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish is an especially good introduction to combinations. Use the Mathwire open-ended problems written to accompany this book. The problems may be used with older grades who enjoy hearing their childhood book read aloud. Primary students will enjoy completing Seussical Patterns, using the classic red and white striped Seuss hat. See more Mathwire Dr. Seuss activities. |
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ReplyDeleteSo very happy to see you back here! Thanks for sharing so many wonderful resources.
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Bookish Ways in Math and Science
Thanks, Cindy and Tricia. I'm actually happily retired and enjoying life way too much:) I'll be leaving Mathwire up for the resources and maybe add something from time to time.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're enjoying retirement. But know that we LOVE it when you post! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of incorporating Dr. Seuss into the math problems. Will be a fun-filled day of all Dr. Seuss related activities!
ReplyDeleteI love the seussical patterns idea! I'm going to have to do this next year. Thanks!
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