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TITLEVol.Issue#Datepg#
4-In-A-Row15.1Sept 199041-43
A Brief Primer on Primes32.4June 200833–35
A Case of Crackers20.2Dec 199542-43
A Counting Book with a Difference32.4June 200844–45, 49
A Cross-Number Puzzle - Number Theory11.4Mar 198723
A Finger Trick for Number Facts12.4June 198817
A Five-Minute Warm-Up Drill11.2Sept 19868
A Forgotten Algorithm18.3Mar 199435
A Generic Divisibility Test22.3Mar 199838–39
A Home of Their OwnSpec Ed19948-12
A K–2 Mathematics Trail24.3Mar 200046–47
A Mathematically Worthwhile Topic17.4June 199326-27
A Million Soda Cans18.2Dec 199348
A Multiplication Mistake Gives the Right Answer: An Investigation for Middle School Students29.1Sept 200441–42
A New Look at Legs Problems29.2Dec 200446–48
A New Way of Counting, a New Clock and a New Calendar20.4June 199628
A Secret CodeSpec Ed200034
A Sense of Order19.2Dec 199430
A Strategy for Teaching Absolute Value15.4June 199137
A Trip to the Grocery StoreSpec Ed199011-12
A Twist on the Estimating Jar29.4June 200545–46
A Venn Diagram for Food21.3Mar 199746
A Vision of Fibonacci12.4June 19883
A Visual Approach to Continued Fractions31.4June 200732–34
A Visual Approach to the Greatest Common Divisor and the Euclidean Algorithm31.3Mar 200741–42
ABC and Counting PatternsSpec Ed19996–7
Activities with a Daily Estimation Jar25.3Mar 200134–36
Add Up One13.1Sept 198836
Add Up Two13.1Sept 198837
Addition Facts: An Excursion into Algebraic ThinkingSpec Ed20019–10
Addition Pyramids and AlgebraSpec Ed2006–0718–22
Aerobic Arithmetic31.2Dec 200644–45
Algebraic Generalizations in the Primary GradesSpec Ed2006–074–7
Algorithms: Why and How to Teach Them18.3Mar 199426–28
Alternate Method for Squaring a Two Digit Number20.2Dec 199539
Amazing Race Challenge31.2Dec 200656–57, 59
Amicable, Excessive, Defective, and Perfect: A Calculator Number Game19.4June 199550-52
An Ancient OdditySpec Ed198940-41
An Application of Synthetic Substitution20.4June 199631
An "Eggs"tra Math, Science and Language Arts Activity15.3Mar 199142-43
An Exploration in Three Strands: Algebra, Geometry, and Number SenseSpec Ed200139–40, 43–44
An Unsolved Problem for the Classroom21.1Sept 199629
. . . and Commit Them to Memory27.4June 200334–35
Answer the Riddle13.2Dec 198836-38
Ant Corrals27.3Mar 200352
Approximating Square Roots by Linear Interpolation32.4June 200852, 55
Arrow Algorithms18.3Mar 199432–33
Assessing Transfer in Patterning18.4June 199442–43
Baggie BooksSpec Ed199226
Band-AidsSpec Ed199531
Basic Operations with IntegersSpec Ed199925–26
Basics in the Right Balance20.2Dec 199540-41
Bat Math25.3Mar 200149, 50
Bean Bag Math22.1Sept 199745
Bean Bag MathSpec Ed199042
Bean Boxes Revisited13.4June 198938
Bean Ratio22.4June 199843
Ben Franklin’s 8 x 8 Magic Square27.1Sept 200251–52
Blast Off!15.1Sept 199045-46
Block City: A Poem for BuildersSpec Ed199232-33
Blocks in Beans I & IISpec Ed198827, 29-30
Brochure PuzzleSpec Ed200044–45
Broken KeysSpec Ed1989Bk Cov
Building Blocks for LearningSpec Ed199710–11
Buy, Sell, and Trade: Using the Stock Market GameSpec Ed199915–17
Buying Power23.4June 199950–51, 52
Calculators vs. Mental Math18.4June 199443–45
Calendar AlgebraSpec Ed2006–0716–17
Calendar Patterns and Number Sense32.4June 200845–48
California by ChanceSpec Ed199110-13
Can You Find Someone Who…Spec Ed199426, 28-29
Card Games for Making Ten25.1Sept 200042
Chick Hearn's Theorem23.3Mar 199937
Child-Generated Alternatives to Problem Solving in Arithmetic15.1Sept 199025-26
Chocolate Chip Cookie MathSpec Ed199013
Choosing the Appropriate Method13.4June 198921, 23-24
Claim All You CanSpec Ed199813, 14–15
Classifying Numbers19.4June 199530-31
Clothespin Math12.2Dec 198734-36
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: A Home Game for Two30.3Mar 200659
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: A Square Number28.2Dec 200358
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Alphametic Problems23.3Mar 199960
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Birthdate Investigations22.4June 199858
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Calendar Dismantling28.2Dec 200358
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Change Algebra25.2Dec 200057–58
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Cost of Gasoline30.3Mar 200659–60
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Crazy Dice Puzzle25.1Sept 200055
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Daily Estimation Jar25.3Mar 200158
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Decreasing Integers28.3Mar 200460
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Digits Reversed30.4June 200660
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Doubles Problem29.4June 200557
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Estimation Division30.4June 200659–60
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Evaluate the Expression26.2Dec 200160
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Find the Values27.3Mar 200359
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: How Many Are Hiding?26.2Dec 200159
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: How Many Buttons?23.2Dec 199859
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: How Many Children?23.3Mar 199959
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Knight's Tour26.4June 200259
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Make Ten or More29.1Sept 200454
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Math About Me Poster27.2Dec 200259
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Math at the 7-1129.1Sept 200455
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Math Stories24.1Sept 199954
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Millennium Problems23.2Dec 199860
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Multiple Representations25.3Mar 200158–59
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Multiplication25.3Mar 200158
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Number Tricks26.2Dec 200160
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Ordering Towers Game30.2Dec 200558
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Pets Cost Money!27.3Mar 200358
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Pocket Charts24.2Dec 199958
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Positive or Negative?26.2Dec 200159
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Pythagorean Triples19.4June 199557
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Reading Traffic Signs23.4June 199957
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Real World Numbers26.4June 200258
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Reversible Magic Squares25.4June 200158
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Strike or Spare20.1Sept 199554-55
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Study the Stock Market23.4June 199957
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Take a Number29.3Mar 200557–58
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: The Game of Cribbage23.4June 199958
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Tricky Triangle Patterns27.2Dec 200260
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: What's My Number?23.2Dec 199860
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Wheeling!19.3Mar 199554
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Word Fractions27.2Dec 200259
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Your Choice20.4June 199657, 60
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Counting Objects32.4June 200858
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Curious Square Roots32.2Dec 200760
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Express the Number32.4June 200858–59
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Healthier Eating31.2Dec 200659
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Healthy Eating31.2Dec 200658–59
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Hop, Skip, and Jump31.2Dec 200658
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Mailing Packages32.3Mar 200858–59
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Month of September32.1Sept 200754
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Number Guesser32.4June 200858
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Number Stories32.3Mar 200858
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Speeding Ants32.2Dec 200760
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Sum Equals Product32.4June 200859
Coin Draw23.2Dec 199843–46
Coin-SpinSpec Ed198831-33
Coins Tic-Tac-Toe22.4June 199850, 52
Colorful CommunitiesSpec Ed19978–10
Comic Strip MathSpec Ed199235-36
Comparing Areas of StatesSpec Ed199135-37
Comparing Capacity28.1Sept 200346–47
Connecting Division’s Many PiecesSpec Ed200424–27
Copycats14.1Sept 198942-43
Count Two12.4June 198819
Counting Activities: Ten in the Bed15.1Sept 199032-34
Counting Books: An Opportunity to Explore Number Patterns20.2Dec 199530-31
Counting Books in Every Language Made by Kids for Kids17.4June 199355
Counting Cars23.4June 199948
Counting Collections in Primary Classes25.4June 200147–49
Counting: Investigations for Young LearnersSpec Ed19916-7
Cover Ten23.3Mar 199951–52
Cover Up the SumSpec Ed199915, 18–19
Covering Algebra and Geometry with a Class QuiltSpec Ed20023–5, 8
Crazy Dice Puzzle25.1Sept 200046, 49
Create a Fraction20.4June 199645
Create Your Own Multiplication Table!12.2Dec 198737
Creating a “Math About Me!” Poster27.2Dec 200246–47
Creating a Story Graph19.2Dec 199446-48
Creating an Average 5th GraderSpec Ed19914-5
Creating an Interactive Counting RhymeSpec Ed199860–61
Crisis at the Candy Factory25.3Mar 200152–53, 55
Cross Out Odds23.2Dec 199847–48
Cross OverSpec Ed1992Bk Cover
Crossing the Strands with Patterns20.2Dec 199548-49
CrossnumberSpec Ed199343-45
Curiosities in Mathematics31.3Mar 200731
Dealing Dominoes29.2Dec 200449
Decimal Duck27.2Dec 200251–52
Decimal Factor Find12.1Sept 198718
Decimal "Sense"Spec Ed199312-13
Denominator: A Game of Equal Parts30.2Dec 200547–48, 51–52
Descending Digits12.1Sept 198737
Design Your Own Spaceship!Spec Ed199214-15
Designing the Bedroom of Your Dreams26.4June 200245–50
Developing Algebraic Thinking23.3Mar 199948–51
Developing and Understanding Mathematical Language32.1Sept 200748–49
Developing Number Sense; Teacher Networks: Successful Support Systems20.4June 199612-13
Developing Students’ Number Sense Through Systematic Mental Mathematics27.2Dec 200238–39
Developing Students’ Number Sense Through Systematic Mental Mathematics, Part 227.3Mar 200339–40
Diamonds17.1Sept 199246
Dice Products Game28.4June 200446–48, 50–51
Digital Sums15.2Dec 199024-25
Distance-Time-Rate Problems and the Paradox of Achilles26.2Dec 200146–47
Divide Estimate12.1Sept 198730-31
Do Our Students Really Understand Place Value?25.1Sept 200029–30
Does Every Orange Have 8 Slices?Spec Ed199421
Domino Cover-Up: A Game to Teach Missing Addends29.3Mar 200542–44
Double the Bubble Learning: Geometry through Science21.2Dec 199641-44
Driving Decisions21.3Mar 199745
Dynamic Duo: Botany and MathSpec Ed199032-34
Early Number Sense27.4June 200331–33
Early Number Sense—Place Value: Part 229.2Dec 200427–29
Educated Guessing: EstimationSpec Ed198813-16
EggsplorationSpec Ed199020
Egyptian Method for Multiplication25.3Mar 200146–47
Elementary Notions: Discussions and DiscoveriesSpec Ed199921
Enhancing Numeracy in the Early Years25.1Sept 200022–26
Equivalency22.4June 199833
Estimating Jars30.1Sept 200547–48
Estimation, A Higher Level Mathematics Skill12.1Sept 198732-34
Estimation: A Real Life Example12.1Sept 19878-9
Estimation Activities for Grades K-312.2Dec 198719
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
Evaluating Understandings among Whole Number Operations27.4June 200330–31
Even and Odd Products27.2Dec 200242–44
Everybody Needs a RockSpec Ed199534–36
Exponent Patterns, Using a Calculator13.4June 198941-43
Expressiontrivia18.2Dec 199351–54
Eyes on Multiplication32.1Sept 200747–48
Factor ChartSpec Ed198834-35
Factor MazeSpec Ed200329, 32
Facts About Pi31.3Mar 200732–33
Fairy Tale Algebra13.3Mar 198935-37
Fantastic Fraction TilesSpec Ed199922–24
Farmer Math in the GardenSpec Ed20007–8
Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden RatioSpec Ed200161–62
Figurate Numbers and Informal Proofs20.4June 199648, 50-52
Fill Your Baggie QuiltSpec Ed20025–7
Finding AddendsSpec Ed199810, 11
Finding Mathematical Reasoning in Strange Places24.3Mar 200050
Finding Tens27.4June 200351
Firefighter Rule of Nines—FYI20.2Dec 199541
Fold It I and II16.4June 199229-31
Foreign Currency Exchange Rates23.4June 199949–50
Fraction Boards: A New Tool to Teach Understanding of Fractions 30.4June 200638–40
Fraction Intuition22.4June 199834
Fraction MaskSpec Ed199030-31
Fraction Rocket10.4Dec 19853
Fraction Tic-Tac-Toe22.2Dec 199751, 53
Fractions, Decimals, and Percents in Pointillism Art27.1Sept 200244–47
Fractions Through Pattern Blocks26.1Sept 200144
From Guessing to Estimating12.1Sept 198734
From Pocket Charts to Counting Books24.2Dec 199951–52
From the [CMC3-South] President’s Desk31.4June 200720
Gameville—A Student-Generated Game to Teach Money Exchanges30.1Sept 200544–45
Geometric Shape Collages32.4June 200843
Glimpse of the Infinite21.3Mar 199732-33
Going Back in Time30.3Mar 200627–28
Going Nuts—An Experience in Proportional Reasoning for Middle SchoolSpec Ed199546–47
Got Milk?Spec Ed199415-16
Gourmet Problem Solving19.1Sept 199448-49
Guesstimation Station15.1Sept 199038-39
Guinness Eggsceptional Facts12.4June 198823, 25
Happy Birthday, Peter Rabbit!Spec Ed199316-17, 18–21
Happy New Year!13.2Dec 198826
Happy Numbers15.1Sept 199051
Heart Rate Monitoring EquationsSpec Ed199755
Hexagon Happenings24.4June 200053–54, 55
Hit the Number11.1Summer 198610
Hit the Target15.1Sept 199041, 44
Holiday Puzzles21.2Dec 199631-33
Honey I Shrunk the Kids MathSpec Ed199824
Hop, Skip, and Jump31.2Dec 200649–50
Hopscotch Around the World17.4June 199335
Houses and Sidewalks: Solving for Three Unknowns29.3Mar 200546–49
How Close Can You Get12.1Sept 198736
How Difficult Are Questions in Arithmetic11.3Dec 19868-9
How Fast Can You Count to a Million?12.4June 198832
How Long Were the Dinosaurs?Spec Ed199820–21
How Many Are Hiding in the Doghouse?26.2Dec 200151
How Many More?22.2Dec 199751–52
How Many Snails? A Cooperative Math Activity for Primary GradesSpec Ed19934-5
How Many Ways are There to Count to...16.1Sept 199121
How Much is 1,000,000?Spec Ed19929
How Much Is a Trillion?Spec Ed200324–25
How Much Money Will I Have?Spec Ed198935-36
How Much Will It Cost?Spec Ed199426, 30-31
How to Make Work Problems Easy22.4June 199836–37
How We Grow22.4June 199848
Hula Hoop Estimation19.2Dec 199448
Human Bar Graph to Circle Graph21.3Mar 199749
Hundreds Chart16.2Dec 199160
I Want a Car!19.3Mar 199551
I'm Leaving Tomorrow for Three Weeks…18.2Dec 199338, 40–42
Inch by Inch21.3Mar 199746-47
Increasing Order of Numbers15.2Dec 199041-42
Indian Dice GameSpec Ed19984–6
Integer Challenge12.2Dec 198739
Integer Elevator18.4June 199448–49
Integer Multiplication and Division: A Graphic Learning Model30.4June 200642–43
Integer Target: Using Four OperationsSpec Ed19889
Integrating the 5th Grade Fraction Replacement Unit with Writing16.1Sept 199123
Interactive Mathematical Bulletin Boards29.4June 200526–28
Internet Resources: Fractions26.2Dec 200123
Internet Resources: Multiplication25.1Sept 200016
Interplanetary Investigations16.4June 199241-42
Interpreting Remainders in Division11.1Summer 19869
Investigating Kernels vs. PopcornSpec Ed199753–54
Investigation Gems: EstimationSpec Ed199433
Isn't That Odd?25.4June 200137
It's Finally Time to Abandon Computational Algorithms18.3Mar 19944–5
J and K: Are Magic Squares Really Magic?22.2Dec 199740–41
J and K: Are Magic Squares Really Magic? (Part 2)22.3Mar 199832–33
J and K Meet a Phoenician Fisherman16.4June 199222-23
J and K: Where Is the Point? (Part 1)20.4June 199628-29
J and K: Where Is the Point? (Part 2)20.4June 199630-31
Jasper's Beanstalk ExplorationSpec Ed199733–34
Jelly Bean Fractions25.2Dec 200050–51, 52
Jelly Bean Math15.1Sept 199052
Jurassic Mathematics23.4June 199954–55
K–12 Activities with a Folded Paper BoxSpec Ed19994–5
Keeping an Exercise Log31.2Dec 200653, 55
Language Development Strategies Using Charts, Graphs, and Diagrams26.2Dec 200148–49
Laying the Groundwork for Estimation Instruction12.1Sept 198728-29
Learning the Difference between Number Sense and Skills20.4June 199622-23
Learning to Count: Language Makes a Difference25.4June 200126–27
Less or More SpinSpec Ed19997, 8–9
Let’s Go ShoppingSpec Ed200036–38, 40–41
Let's Reason Why! Revisiting Fraction Division (WITHOUT Inverting!)25.3Mar 200143–45
Letter to the Editor23.2Dec 19985
Letter to the Editor: Another Look at Lucky 7s26.1Sept 200123
Letters to the Editor32.4June 200825
Linking Concrete Numbers and Abstract Numerals15.1Sept 199047-50
Looking for Numbers in Geometric Constructions24.2Dec 199950–51
Lucky 7s25.1Sept 200050–52
Lucky Clovers Activity20.3Mar 199655, 56-57
Lunch Menu ActivitySpec Ed199812
Magic SquaresSpec Ed199926–28
Making Cents ¢Spec Ed198912-14
Making Numbers Make Sense25.1Sept 200027–28
Martian Math14.2Dec 198918-19
Math Aerobics!!!Spec Ed199035
Math BagelsSpec Ed199310-11
Math Brochure31.4June 200738–39, 41
Math Centers across the Curriculum21.1Sept 199639-40
Math Games27.1Sept 200229
Math Stories Written by Young Authors24.1Sept 199946–47
Mathematics and Frisbee Golf: An Introduction to Negative Numbers and Averages17.4June 199347
Mathematics for Parents27.2Dec 200221–23
Mathematics in a Cracker Jack Box25.1Sept 200038–40
Measurement/Fraction/Artwork Project21.2Dec 199654
Meet Miss Bindergarten!Spec Ed199863–64
Mental Arithmetic, An Essential Skill12.1Sept 198710-12
Mental Math Activities for Grades K-311.3Dec 198614
Mental Multiplication27.2Dec 200240–41
Michael's Milk Carton Boats21.2Dec 199638-40
Milk Carton Blocks: A Free ManipulativeSpec Ed199717–20
Millennium Primes24.2Dec 199936–37
Mini Data-Collection Lessons26.3Mar 200248–49
Missing Watermelon SeedsSpec Ed2006–077–10
Mixed-Up Dinosaurs22.4June 199844–47
Modular Math + Matrix = Art13.3Mar 198939-41
Money Hop31.4June 200737–38, 40
Money: Some Trickery and Subtraction29.4June 200534–35
More for Your MoneySpec Ed19938–10
Mouse Count29.1Sept 200447–49
Move Over Primes—Versatiles Are Here!21.1Sept 199633-35
Moving Toward Generalization: A Hands-On Approach to Patterns from Number Theory25.1Sept 200034–36
Multiple Multiplication Stories17.1Sept 199226-27
Multiplication Immersion20.3Mar 199640-41
Multiplication Strategies12.2Dec 198738-39
Multiplying by Five or Multiplying Two Numbers Ending with Five24.3Mar 200039
My Hand Can Hold25.3Mar 200151–52, 54
My Name Is . . .Spec Ed198827, 28
Mystery Number GameSpec Ed19884, 8
Mystery Number Rhymes27.2Dec 200248–49
Napier's Bones: An Historical Method for Multiplying25.4June 200143, 44
NASA Smart Skies FlyBy Math™Spec Ed2006–0739–40
Nature Pattern Frames20.2Dec 199542
NCTM President’s Message: Number Sense—Right Now!32.4June 200830
Newspaper Nintendo16.3Mar 199243
Nim RevisitedSpec Ed199418-19
Nine Animals and the Well: Writing About MathematicsSpec Ed20039–11
No-Paste Dice24.3Mar 200050–51
Nonsuch Island22.3Mar 199850
Nugget ExchangeSpec Ed199242
Nugget Exchange: A "Perfect" Coincidence!22.3Mar 199825
Nugget Exchange: For Sale21.1Sept 199636
Nugget Exchange: Forever Five21.3Mar 199723
Nugget Exchange: Fractions Mean to “Divide”27.2Dec 200245
Nugget Exchange: Guess My Fraction19.3Mar 199539
Nugget Exchange: Large and Small Numbers27.4June 200333
Nugget Exchange: Mental Math19.3Mar 199537
Nugget Exchange: Mental Math GameSpec Ed2006–078
Nugget Exchange: One Billion29.4June 200549
Nugget Exchange: Prime Year Nugget27.3Mar 200354
Nugget Exchange: Run-on Sentences in Mathematics27.3Mar 200342
Nugget Exchange: The Doorbell Rang20.4June 199641
Number Chart Puzzles29.3Mar 200545
Number DartsSpec Ed200449–51
Number Lines: From Infinity to Infinity29.4June 200548–49, 52–53
Number Patterns11.2Sept 19868-9
Number Puzzles10.4Dec 198517
Number Sense GamesSpec Ed200340–44
Number Sense in Algebra20.4June 199627
Number Sense Practice27.1Sept 200241–43
Number Sense Practice27.2Dec 200250–51
Number Sense through Olympiad Problems32.4June 200852, 53–54
Number Sense with Series—Create Your Own!32.4June 200856, 57
Number StarsSpec Ed19988–9
Number Things12.2Dec 198725
Number Tricks11.2Sept 198613
Numbers in the Play Store20.4June 199639
Nut TossSpec Ed199242-43
Obituary Math: A Sheltered English Math ActivitySpec Ed199420
Oblong Number InvestigationSpec Ed200453–54
Olympic Rings Puzzle16.4June 199232, 34-35
On Target18.4June 199451–55
Ones and Twos17.1Sept 199247-48
Open-ended Questions15.1Sept 199028
Operations and Calculations GameSpec Ed199810
Order of Operations32.3Mar 200850–51
Ordering Towers Game: From Least to Greatest30.2Dec 200544–45
Paper Clips and Magnetic Wands—Math Lessons for Primary Classrooms23.3Mar 199947–48
Path Puzzle25.1Sept 200045–46, 47–48
Pattern Block Pizza Place16.3Mar 199248-49, 50-52
Patterning and the Very Hungry CaterpillarSpec Ed199911-14
Patterns: A Unifying Idea; Skills without Drills20.2Dec 199512-13
Patterns GaloreSpec Ed200027–28
Peanuts by the Handful27.3Mar 200350–51
Peas & PenniesSpec Ed199334-35
Percentage Snap29.2Dec 200450
Physical Mathematics: Integrating Mathematics and Physical EducationSpec Ed199234-35
Pi in the News!27.3Mar 200325
Pin the NumberSpec Ed20006
Place Value Activities24.4June 200049–52
Placing Value on Number Sense27.2Dec 200235–36
Planning Mental Mathematics30.2Dec 200532–34
Planning Our Trip28.4June 200448
Pocket Facts20.2Dec 199527
Post Office SpinSpec Ed19955, 12–13
Practice Makes Perfect21.4June 199747
Pre-Algebra BINGO31.3Mar 200755–58
Primary Algebraic Thinking Using Sea SquaresSpec Ed20016–8
Prime Numbers Pattern11.2Sept 198612
Prime Time12.1Sept 198735
Primes and Probability, an InvestigationSpec Ed200345–46, 49
Problem Solving Activity18.4June 199446–47
Product InvestigationSpec Ed199712–16
Products with DiceSpec Ed200022–24
Project/Investigation: Mini Golf CourseSpec Ed199735–36
Promoting Mathematical Reasoning27.1Sept 200228–29
Proportional Reasoning in GeometrySpec Ed199829, 31–32
Pursuing Mathematical Facts10.4Dec 19854
Pyramid Puzzles27.2Dec 200253–54
Question Box24.2Dec 199937
Quicky Drills11.2Sept 198613
Quilt Block MathematicsSpec Ed200336–39
Radical Multiplication12.4June 198830
Rainbow Cube AssessmentSpec Ed199712
Rational Numbers Between 9 and 124.3Mar 200053
Rational Numbers Number Line25.2Dec 200048
Read-a-Graph31.3Mar 200744–46
Reconciling Memorization of Basic Multiplication Facts with Teaching Efficient Strategies32.4June 200831–33
Reducing Fractions with a Standard Calculator19.2Dec 199432
Related Facts - Number Families12.4June 198821
Repeating Decimals: A Calculator Investigation13.4June 198933-34
Representative SamplingSpec Ed199848
Revisiting Number Sense in the Primary Classroom20.4June 199640-41
Roll the Highest Number32.2Dec 200748
Round Up—Round DownSpec Ed200422–23
Rounding to the Nearest Juan12.1Sept 198716
Russian Peasant Multiplication; Microprocessor Multiplication11.5June 198720-21
Sail Into Math: Division Decision10.4Dec 198515
Sam’s Number Trick29.4June 200533–34
Same Amounts, Different Names25.1Sept 200052–53
Sampling from a Finite PopulationSpec Ed199847–48, 51
Scavenger Hunt30.2Dec 200546, 49
Scavenger Hunt Homework16.3Mar 199232
Set Names: TogethernessSpec Ed199042-44
Shape Up, In and Around22.1Sept 199745
Shopping SpreeSpec Ed199122-23
Should Students Learn Standard Algorithms?15.1Sept 199024-25
Silent Addition Facts12.3Mar 198830-31
Six Strings StatisticsSpec Ed199750–52
Sixteen Ways to Get to FifteenSpec Ed200414–16
Smart MoneySpec Ed19987–8
Sneetch Piles16.1Sept 199143
Some Interesting Facts About Americans16.1Sept 199144-45
Some Interesting Facts About MoneySpec Ed199045-46
Somebody's Taking My Shapes Away21.3Mar 199747-48
Speaking Estimation18.2Dec 199327
Special Prime Numbers28.2Dec 200340
Spin and MoveSpec Ed199854–55, 57–58
Splash into Mathematics Using Art27.1Sept 200240–41
Splashing into Algebra20.3Mar 199652-53
Square Inch DesignsSpec Ed20035
Square Number Patterns13.2Dec 198822-23
Square Root Day28.3Mar 200460
Squares from RectanglesSpec Ed199846–47, 49–50
Sticky Note AlgebraSpec Ed200211–12
Stock Market Activity19.2Dec 199445
Straight from the Number Can18.2Dec 199348–49
Strange EquationsSpec Ed199025-26
Stretch and Think20.4June 199642-43
Student Fraction Discovery27.2Dec 200237
Student T-Shirt Shop Simulation16.1Sept 199126-27
Students Can Write Their Own Story Problems!Spec Ed199027
Subtracting Integers: A Difference Perspective30.4June 200641–42
Sudoku for Fun and Logic32.4June 200850–51
Sum FunSpec Ed199347-48
Sum Up25.1Sept 200043–44
Summing The SquaresSpec Ed200417–19, 21
Sums of Consecutive Numbers15.1Sept 199051
T-Patterns at the Primary Level31.3Mar 200747–49
Take a Trip21.1Sept 199645, 47
Take Me Out to the Ball Game22.1Sept 199750
Tangram Ratios26.1Sept 200147–49
Tappo13.1Sept 198823
Target Number19.1Sept 199451, 53
Tasty TostadasSpec Ed199940-49
Teaching Arithmetic via Problem Solving15.1Sept 19904-5
Teaching Percent Through Problem Solving in Chinese Classrooms29.4June 200537–40
Teaching Variables with Manipulatives26.2Dec 200150
Teddy Bear Estimation30.4June 200649–51
Ten for Dinner Equals Ten Math ActivitiesSpec Ed200012–14, 16
Ten Spot Ladybug32.2Dec 200747–48, 49
Tennis League Scores25.1Sept 200041
The 1989 Math and Trivia Contest13.1Sept 198826
The Amazing Arrays of Louis Braille26.4June 200242–44
The Calendar Game13.2Dec 198834
The Carnival ProblemSpec Ed200318–20
The Challenge Path BoardSpec Ed200314, 17
The Community GardenSpec Ed199531–32
The Delight Of Accidental Discoveries!Spec Ed199433-35
The Englishman Who Climbed a Hill20.2Dec 199549
The Game20.3Mar 199659
The Game of Number Jewels31.3Mar 200750, 51–52
The Grade GameSpec Ed200439–40, 43–44
The Great Wall of ChinaSpec Ed199421
The Growing BrainSpec Ed199823
The Hundred Penny Box: It Makes Cents!19.3Mar 199548-49
The Hungry Bears Problem21.1Sept 199642-43
The Loneliest Number25.4June 200154–56
The Math Room Cartoon17.3Mar 199321
The Math Room Cartoon: Here We Go Again18.3Mar 199443
The Math Room Cartoon: Teaching Ratios and Proportions18.2Dec 199329
The Math Room Cartoon: Times Tables19.2Dec 199423
The Mathematics in Elementary Physics: Important Upper Grade Quotients22.4June 199835
The Morph Machine: Algebra in ActionSpec Ed200115–18
The Number Line and a VariableSpec Ed200438–39
The "PEMDAS" Memory Trick18.4June 199431
The Place Value Game27.1Sept 200244
The Question Box17.2Dec 199224
The Question Box17.3Mar 199326
The Question Box: Answers in Context18.1Sept 199324
The Question Box: Is 1 a Prime Number?18.2Dec 199328
The Question Box: Watch Out for Zero17.4June 199322
The Repeating Decimal 0.999. . .30.3Mar 200644–45
The Robot Project21.2Dec 199649
The Sixty Second Sweep20.4June 199644-45, 46-47
The Supermarket Unit20.2Dec 199544-45
The Teachable Moment: A Fourth Grade Birthday Party12.4June 198818
The Texas Problem21.3Mar 199754
The Toothpaste MillionaireSpec Ed199545–46
The Vertical Number Line Model20.4June 199638
The With and Without Calculator Test13.4June 198921-22
The Wolf’s Chicken Stew: Explorations of 100Spec Ed19928-10
There Are Two Sides to Every Domino21.4June 199745-46
There's Magic in Math (and vice versa)21.3Mar 199744-45
There's Magic in Math (and vice versa)21.4June 199744-45
Thinking with Pattern BlocksSpec Ed199822–23
Those Terrible TeensSpec Ed20043–5, 8
Thoughts on How Many Snails?18.1Sept 199343
Three Pies for You17.2Dec 199247-48
Three-Coin Banks & Four Sock DrawersSpec Ed198836, 39-40
Tic-Tac Squaring15.1Sept 199052-53
Tic-Tac-Times12.4June 198823-24
Tic-Tac-Toe Products21.3Mar 199751-53
Timeless Activities from a Well-Worn Book30.3Mar 200645–46, 48
Too Easy for Kindergarten and Just Right for First Grade20.4June 19964-5
Toothpick Perimeter14.4June 199041
Tri-Add12.4June 198831
Tri-AddSpec Ed199239-40
Triangle InvestigationSpec Ed199825–27
Truth in Advertising: Using Advertisements for InvestigationSpec Ed199314-15
Two Dice and Four Operations: A Mathematical Game for the Classroom30.3Mar 200652–53
Two Knight’s Tour Problems26.4June 200252, 54
Two Nuggets17.3Mar 199344
Two of EverythingSpec Ed19987
Two-Steppin’ Card EquationsSpec Ed200149–50
Tykes Get Toned22.1Sept 199746
U.S. Budget Debt InvestigationSpec Ed19954–5, 10–11
Understanding the “Equal” SignSpec Ed200110–11, 13
Using Calculators Effectively13.4June 198928-29
Using DMV Fee Information21.3Mar 199755, 57
Using Guess and Check to Estimate Exponents15.1Sept 199035, 37
Using Poetry by Prelutsky and Silverstein to Teach Mathematics in the Primary Grades28.4June 200421
Using the Daily Lunch Count for Algebraic Thinking and Fact Families32.3Mar 200845
Using the King’s Chessboard Story to Teach TechnologySpec Ed200432–33
Using Tiddlywinks for Computation Practice29.4June 200543–44
Valentine Ratios26.2Dec 200145
Veggie-Math18.3Mar 199443
Venn Diagrams: Fractions, Decimal Numbers, Percents, and Fun!Spec Ed200431–32, 34
Visualizing Percents27.2Dec 200254–55
Visualizing the Passage of Time: "TimeLiner" a Computer Software Program by Tom Snyder18.2Dec 199347
Wacky Constructions: Using Fractions to Create Holiday Art16.2Dec 199154
Wake Up, Mr. Wolf!29.4June 200541–42
Walking the Line27.2Dec 200241
Ways to Make Ten and Other NumbersSpec Ed20033–4
What Comes in Twos, Threes, Fours, Fives, or Sixes?Spec Ed199342-43
What Fits Inside?Spec Ed19948
What If You Hopped Like a Frog?30.2Dec 200553–54
What Is a Reasonable Expectation?26.4June 200232–33
What Is the Most Important Skill in K–7 Mathematics?24.3Mar 200037–38
What Is the Question?Spec Ed199910–11
What Shall We Have for Dinner?19.3Mar 199552-53
What’s In a Burger?16.4June 199240
What’s It Worth?15.1Sept 199035-36
What’s Missing?Spec Ed200224–28
What's My Number?19.3Mar 199552
What’s My Number?Spec Ed199418
Wheeling Our Way into Patterns19.3Mar 199546-47
Wheels, Wheels, Wheels19.3Mar 199549
When Will We Stop the Ouch(Al)gorithms?18.3Mar 199425
Which Is the Closer Pair?29.4June 200536–37
Which Number Does Not Belong?29.4June 200528
Who’s Going to Take the "Rap"13.1Sept 198834-35
Wonderful WaterSpec Ed199749–50
Word Starters13.4June 198925-27
Words, Sentences and One-to-One Correspondence25.2Dec 200045–46, 49
Working with Addition Pyramids30.4June 200652–54
Working with TimeSpec Ed199828–29, 30
Your House or Mine?20.3Mar 199642-43
Zero Wins13.1Sept 198829


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