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TITLEVol.Issue#Datepg#
3-D Names27.1Sept 200249–50
A 3-D Function Model14.2Dec 198928-29
A Brief History of Time27.1Sept 200224–25
A Day in the Life of J and K17.1Sept 199222-23
A Home of Their OwnSpec Ed19948-12
A Magical Moment with a Replacement Unit17.1Sept 199225
A Mathematical Problem Solving Project: Building a HouseSpec Ed199140-44
A Million Soda Cans18.2Dec 199348
A New Way of Counting, a New Clock and a New Calendar20.4June 199628
A Nonroutine Problem Involving Measurement22.3Mar 199836–37
A Rectangular Beauty Contest12.4June 198826-28
A Snail of a TimeSpec Ed199526
A Square Peg in a Round Hole: Courage in Problem Solving25.2Dec 200038–40
A Surprising Difference21.2Dec 199625
A Teacher’s Experience with "Telling Someone Where to Go"16.1Sept 199142
A Trip to the Grocery StoreSpec Ed199011-12
Alternative Proof of the Right Triangle Inscribed in a CircleSpec Ed2007–0836–40
Amazing Race Challenge31.2Dec 200656–57, 59
An "Eggs"tra Math, Science and Language Arts Activity15.3Mar 199142-43
An Investigation into Area—Carpeting the OfficeSpec Ed199527–30
Angles On TimeSpec Ed2007–0828
Another Look at How Big is a Foot?Spec Ed19944-5
Ant Corrals27.3Mar 200352
Approximating Pi by the Monte Carlo Method Using a TI-8116.4June 199226-27
Area Application23.4June 199955–56
Band-AidsSpec Ed199531
Baravelle’s Spiral27.1Sept 200238–39
Bid the JobSpec Ed199125-27
Blowing Up in Mathematics Class21.2Dec 199645, 48
Boxes: How Much Do They Hold?15.3Mar 199146, 49
Brochure PuzzleSpec Ed200044–45
Build Your Own Tangent Table17.1Sept 199241-42
Bulletin Board BusinessSpec Ed199329
Calories Versus Grams: How Measurement Units Can Affect Nutritional Awareness27.3Mar 200347–49
Can You Wrap It?16.3Mar 199232-33
Canned Foods Investigations: Learning While Giving16.1Sept 199126
Celebrate Math Month with the Giant’s Visit17.3Mar 199356-57
Celebrate Pi Day32.3Mar 200849–50, 52–53
Circle to Square Ratio15.4June 199152
Circle/Square Ratio Revisited in Volume23.4June 199938
Classification of Triangles21.2Dec 199650, 51-52
Clifford the Dog Connects Art and Literature with Mathematics28.1Sept 200345
Clock Angles30.2Dec 200535–36
CMC Salutes Student Problem Solvers: Tiling a Rectangle29.4June 200559
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: A Doubling Problem23.3Mar 199959–60
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: A Temperature Problem30.3Mar 200659
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Area Estimation30.4June 200659
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Area Problem30.1Sept 200554
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Brownies30.3Mar 200660
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Convex Octagon30.2Dec 200559
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Crossing the Moat24.1Sept 199955
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Estimation Variations30.4June 200659
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: How Far?19.3Mar 199555
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: M&M Proportions30.2Dec 200558
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Math About Me Poster27.2Dec 200259
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Measurement Puzzle27.3Mar 200358
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Measuring the Egg22.3Mar 199859–60
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Medicine Container30.1Sept 200553–54
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Neighborhood Paths29.1Sept 200454
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Nonstandard Measures30.1Sept 200553
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Rotating Wheels30.2Dec 200558–59
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Scale and Pattern Blocks26.1Sept 200153–54
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Shorter Than a Pencil?22.4June 199857
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Swirling Colors16.4June 199257
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: The Photographer16.4June 199257
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Time Sayings24.3Mar 200058
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Use Your Head27.3Mar 200358
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: What is My Perimeter?26.4June 200258
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: What is My Surface Area?27.1Sept 200255
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Why Do Formulas Work?26.4June 200258
Comparing Areas15.3Mar 199138, 40
Comparing Areas of StatesSpec Ed199135-37
Congruent TrianglesSpec Ed2007–0849–51
Constructing Understanding to Motivate Underachievers: Investigating Perimeter and Area Formulas31.3Mar 200736–38
Could Mike Powell Jump over Two Cars?22.1Sept 199751
Counting CentimetersSpec Ed199225
Counting on CubesSpec Ed2006–0737–38
Creating a “Math About Me!” Poster27.2Dec 200246–47
Creating a Right AngleSpec Ed2007–0832–33
Creating an Average 5th GraderSpec Ed19914-5
Crossing the Strands with Patterns20.2Dec 199548-49
Cups, Cubes and Cooperative Estimation18.2Dec 199355
Design Ideas Using the Golden Ratio16.2Dec 199155, 57
Designing the Bedroom of Your Dreams26.4June 200245–50
Developing and Understanding Mathematical Language32.1Sept 200748–49
Dino Dental Detectives15.3Mar 199151
Dinosaurs in Denair?20.4June 199653-54
Directions for Making a Baggie QuiltSpec Ed20027
Discover the Metric Conversion Factors22.3Mar 199837
Double the Bubble Learning: Geometry through Science21.2Dec 199641-44
Estimating, Approximating, and Finding Exact Lengths in Special Right Triangles15.3Mar 199153-55
Estimating Distances22.3Mar 199839
Estimating MeasurementsSpec Ed2007–0826–27
Estimating the Energy of the Sun Using Simple Geometry20.4June 199632-33
Estimation and Investigation21.3Mar 199750-51
Estimation: Circumference, Diameter, and Pi30.4June 200655
Estimation Explorations: How to Develop an Estimation Center in Your Classroom30.4June 200634–36
Experiential Measurement22.3Mar 199844-47
Explorations in Perimeter and Area26.4June 200236–38
Exploring Area and Perimeter with TangramsSpec Ed2007–0852–54
Exploring Perimeter, Area and Volume15.3Mar 199146-48
Exploring the Balance in Primary Classes15.4June 199147
Farmer Mack Introduces a Measurement Investigation16.1Sept 199121
Farmer Math in the GardenSpec Ed20007–8
Fibonacci Rulers – Metric and CustomarySpec Ed199040-41
Finding Conversion Factors22.3Mar 199852, 54–55
Finding Mathematical Reasoning in Strange Places24.3Mar 200050
Finding the Diameter of a Sphere or Cylinder15.3Mar 199150
Fold It I and II16.4June 199229-31
Folded Gift BoxesSpec Ed199229-30
Foot-Long Measurement18.2Dec 199344–46
French Fry Statistics13.1Sept 198829-33
Fresh Air GeometrySpec Ed199417
Frog Jumping Contest of Kern County—A Paper Folding ActivitySpec Ed199229, 31
From Puzzle to ProofSpec Ed199955–58
From the Editor's Desk: Measurement in the Real World26.4June 20022
Gameville—A Student-Generated Game to Teach Money Exchanges30.1Sept 200544–45
Garden Hose Pricing: Mathematics from the Real World30.1Sept 200550–51
Geometric QuiltsSpec Ed200452
Geometric Stained Glass15.3Mar 199132, 34-35
Geometry Concentration30.1Sept 200551–52
Geometry Creature ProjectSpec Ed2007–0841–43
Got Milk?Spec Ed199415-16
Green Snake MeasurementSpec Ed2007–088–9
Greeting Card Box Extension29.3Mar 200541
Greeting Card Boxes23.3Mar 199953–54
Growing in UnderstandingSpec Ed200045–46, 48
Growing Like a Weed...a Banana?Spec Ed199129
Gulliver’s Crazy QuiltSpec Ed199237-38
Hard Hat MathSpec Ed199816–19
Hold It15.3Mar 199144
Honey I Shrunk the Kids MathSpec Ed199824
Honey I Shrunk the ToothpasteSpec Ed199414-15
How Big Is a Radian?Spec Ed200060, 62
How Big is Your SchoolSpec Ed198942-43
How Does Our World Measure Up?Spec Ed199011
How Far Do Seeds Travel?15.3Mar 199141
How Far is Far?19.3Mar 199539
How Long Is a Minute?12.1Sept 198717
How Long Is the Line?24.3Mar 200048–49
How Long Were the Dinosaurs?Spec Ed199820–21
How Many Will Fit?22.3Mar 199848–49
How Much Does the Milky Weigh?22.3Mar 199843
How Much is 1,000,000?Spec Ed19929
How Much Money Will I Have?Spec Ed198935-36
How Tall?15.1Sept 199039-40
How Tall Is Rumpelstiltskin?Spec Ed199414
How We Grow22.4June 199848
I Want to Be a Lumberjack!Spec Ed199139
In a Minute!Spec Ed2007–0810–13
Inch by Inch21.3Mar 199746-47
Inch DesignsSpec Ed198926, 28
Interesting People Live at Dover: George Brown, Esquire, Good Carlos Finch and David Fryer14.4June 199025-26
Internet Resources for Pi Day32.3Mar 200846
Interplanetary Investigations16.4June 199241-42
Investigating Kernels vs. PopcornSpec Ed199753–54
Investigating Surface Area and Volume Using a "Box" of Rolled Oats22.4June 199842–43
Investigating the Sphere15.3Mar 199136-37
Investigation GemsSpec Ed199443
Investigation Gems: EstimationSpec Ed199433
Investigation Gems: Measurement of VolumeSpec Ed199421
J and K: Brahma—Who?29.2Dec 200444–45
J and K Discover When a Cube is Not a Cube17.2Dec 199228-29
J and K: Don’t Paint My Room—I Can’t Afford the Space27.4June 200344–45
J and K: Finding the Shaded Region24.3Mar 200032–33
J and K: Polygonal Areas? A Snap (Part 1 of 4)22.4June 199839–41
J and K: Polygonal Areas? A Snap (Part 2 of 4)23.1Sept 199834–35
J and K: Polygonal Areas? A Snap (Part 3 of 4)23.2Dec 199840–42
J and K: Polygonal Areas? A Snap (Part 4 of 4)23.3Mar 199942–43
Jasper's Beanstalk ExplorationSpec Ed199733–34
K–12 Activities with a Folded Paper BoxSpec Ed19994–5
K and J - Baffled16.3Mar 199220-21
Keeping an Exercise Log31.2Dec 200653, 55
Kindergarten Cooperative Measurement12.3Mar 198818-19
King Henry and the Metric System15.3Mar 199132-33
Largest CakeSpec Ed19945-6
Layers of the EarthSpec Ed199525–26
Leo’s Lines13.2Dec 198836, 39
Let’s Construct Our Neighborhood28.3Mar 200443–45
Let’s Size it Up28.1Sept 200341–44
Looking at the Cylindrical Can Problem with New Eyes21.4June 199739
Make Your Own Money!16.1Sept 199125
Making a Take-Home Protractor15.3Mar 199150
Making a Trundle Wheel Measuring Tool22.3Mar 199851
Mass, Weight, and Archimedes' Bath22.2Dec 199738–39
Match-Up14.4June 199054, 60
Math Frame-up20.2Dec 199546
Mathematics and Civil Justice—A Personal Experience17.2Dec 199236
Mathematics in the Garden: Exploring Areas of LeavesSpec Ed200412–14
Mathematizing California18.1Sept 199350, 52
Maximum and Minimum Investigations with 3X5 Cards14.4June 199041, 43
Measurement ActivitiesSpec Ed19889-12
Measurement Puzzle27.3Mar 200360
Measurement Questions to Talk and Think About15.3Mar 199125
Measurement with Geoboards27.4June 200352–53
Measurement/Fraction/Artwork Project21.2Dec 199654
Measuring in the Real WorldSpec Ed2007–0817–19, 21
Measuring MeSpec Ed19949, 13
Measuring PiSpec Ed200435
Measuring the Earth20.1Sept 199538, 40-42
Measuring UpSpec Ed200313–14, 15–16
Measuring Watermelons15.3Mar 199152
Metric Golf14.1Sept 198944, 47
Metric Main10.4Dec 198518
Metric Middle SchoolSpec Ed200046–47, 49–50
Metric Resolution11.4Mar 198722
Metric Spiral18.2Dec 199343
Metric Update11.2Sept 198616
Metrication Lives12.1Sept 198728
Michael's Milk Carton Boats21.2Dec 199638-40
Modelagem Matemática Na Escola: Paper Recycling23.4June 199942–44
Money Hop31.4June 200737–38, 40
Money Management16.4June 199237-39
More for Your MoneySpec Ed19938–10
Mr. Archimedes’ Bath16.4June 199232-33, 36
Mr. or Mrs. Measurement27.3Mar 200354
Mr. Rex’s Footprint15.3Mar 199129
Mural, Mural On the Wall19.1Sept 199446
My Cat Likes to Hide in BoxesSpec Ed199030
Name That Unit!15.3Mar 199144-45
NASA Smart Skies FlyBy Math™Spec Ed2006–0739–40
Newspaper Numbers13.4June 198935-37
Non-Standard Measurement with Third Grade Students15.3Mar 199126-27
Nonsuch Island22.3Mar 199850
Nugget ExchangeSpec Ed199225
Nugget Exchange: Dividing a Paper24.3Mar 200041
Nugget Exchange: Estimated Yard/Meter20.2Dec 199547
Nugget Exchange: Expressing Angles20.4June 199627
Nugget Exchange: Portable Protractors21.2Dec 199623
Number Lines: From Infinity to Infinity29.4June 200548–49, 52–53
Numbers in the Play Store20.4June 199639
Over the Edge—A Challenge!Spec Ed199725
Party Trays and Treats29.4June 200547–48, 50–51
Patterning with ElmerSpec Ed2007–086–8
Peanuts by the Handful27.3Mar 200350–51
Peas & PenniesSpec Ed199334-35
Pentagon LanternSpec Ed200328–29, 31
Pentomino ChallengesSpec Ed199727–28
Photo-ometry18.1Sept 199348–49
Physical Mathematics: Integrating Mathematics and Physical EducationSpec Ed199234-35
Pick on a Triangular Geoboard: An Investigation for Middle School StudentsSpec Ed199220-21, 22-24
Pigeonholed Polygons31.2Dec 200647–49
Pizza Pi15.4June 199132
Planning Our Trip28.4June 200448
Pop-up PyramidSpec Ed199836, 37–38
Prediction OlympicsSpec Ed199045
Project/Investigation: Mini Golf CourseSpec Ed199735–36
Proportional Reasoning in GeometrySpec Ed199829, 31–32
Pulsating ActivitiesSpec Ed199038
Reflections of Seventh GradeSpec Ed2007–0833–35
Regular Hexagon Puzzle22.4June 199849
Return to Sender20.4June 199648-49
Rotor Probe30.3Mar 200646–47, 49–51
Scoops in a Jar15.3Mar 199137
Shadow ClocksSpec Ed199124
Shapes and Patterns28.3Mar 200446–47
Shifty Thinking about Area Formulas30.1Sept 200549–50
Snails, Lizards and Frogs! Oh My!22.3Mar 199840–42
Sneaker Math DaySpec Ed199931–32, 34–36
Snowflake Measurement12.2Dec 198714-15
Space Shuttle Model21.1Sept 199643-44
Spider Angles21.1Sept 199640-41
Square Inch DesignsSpec Ed20035
Stake Out21.2Dec 199650, 53
State Board of Education Sets New California Metric Policy11.4Mar 198722
Students’ Strategies for Finding the Area of Trapezoids28.3Mar 200432–34
Sun-Made Shadows11.1Summer 198612
Swirling Colors16.4June 199246-47
Taking Out the TrashSpec Ed199533–34, 37
Telling Someone Where to Go16.1Sept 199136-41
Ten for Dinner Equals Ten Math ActivitiesSpec Ed200012–14, 16
The America’s Cup Challenge and the 12 Meter Yacht11.4Mar 198728
The Box Problem—An Exploration of Volume20.4June 199637
The Box Problem and the TI 82 CalculatorSpec Ed199833, 34
The Community GardenSpec Ed199531–32
The Court16.3Mar 199233-35
The Englishman Who Climbed a Hill20.2Dec 199549
The Golden Triangle11.3Dec 198616
The Growing BrainSpec Ed199823
The Growing Creature ProjectSpec Ed199731–32
The Largest VolumeSpec Ed198843-44
The Lilliputian HypothesisSpec Ed199028
The Living Circle31.2Dec 200650–51
The Oat Container Problem28.3Mar 200437–38
The Principal's Shoes18.2Dec 199338–39
The Pumpkin CaperSpec Ed199146-48
The Real Me!25.4June 200150–51, 53
The Siri Factor25.4June 200135
The Squared Foot10.4Dec 19852
The Two Cent Inclinometer14.1Sept 198933-35
The Wolf’s Chicken Stew: Explorations of 100Spec Ed19928-10
Thinking with Pattern BlocksSpec Ed199822–23
Time for Clock Making23.2Dec 199854
Time "From" LiteratureSpec Ed199322-23
Transforming Rectangles16.3Mar 199254-55
Triangle InvestigationSpec Ed199825–27
Triangle Trigonometry?—An Intriguing Approach15.3Mar 199122-25
Using the Concept of Displacement to Measure an Object’s Volume15.3Mar 199138-39
Using Your Head26.4June 200245
Viewer, Runner, Builder15.3Mar 199152-53
Visualizing Temperature ScalesSpec Ed19946-7
Visualizing the Passage of Time: "TimeLiner" a Computer Software Program by Tom Snyder18.2Dec 199347
Walking the PerimeterSpec Ed199141, 45
Watt’s Your Horsepower?16.4June 199251
Weight, Mass, and Density27.3Mar 200355
What Comes Before?16.4June 199237
What Fits Inside?Spec Ed19948
What on Earth16.2Dec 199148-50
Who Is the Fastest?22.1Sept 199746–47
Who Sank the Boat?19.4June 199546-47
Why Use Nonstandard Measurement?22.3Mar 199834–35
World's Largest Math Event20.1Sept 199536-37
Worn Measuring Tape19.4June 199555
Your House or Mine?20.3Mar 199642-43


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