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Patterns and Functions Index

TITLEVol.Issue#Datepg#
A 3-D Function Model14.2Dec 198928-29
A Box Problem!19.1Sept 199449
A Fairy TaleSpec Ed199133, 34
A Growth Pattern That Doubles28.2Dec 200344–45
A Middle School Pattern Activity11.2Sept 198612
A Novel Sequence of Squares30.2Dec 200535
A Response to Kenton Kirkpatrick's Algorithm22.1Sept 199723
ABC and Counting PatternsSpec Ed19996–7
Addition Pyramids and AlgebraSpec Ed2006–0718–22
Addition/Subtraction EquationsSpec Ed2006–0720, 23–24
Algebra and Functions for Primary Grades: Working with FunctionsSpec Ed20029–10
Algebra and Patterning for Kindergarten/First Grade StudentsSpec Ed2006–0711
Algebra—from the Concrete to the Abstract Using Cube PatternsSpec Ed200121–22, 25–26
Algebra: It’s ElementarySpec Ed2006–0712–15
Algebra—What’s My Function?24.4June 200037–40
An Ancient OdditySpec Ed198940-41
An Easy Way to Pascal's Triangle23.2Dec 199834–35
An Investigation with FlowersSpec Ed199758
Angles in Regular Polygons15.2Dec 199043-44
Baby Feet15.2Dec 199023
Basics in the Right Balance20.2Dec 199540-41
Bean Bag MathSpec Ed199042
Beyond Pentominoes: Exploring Shapes with Equilateral TrianglesSpec Ed199247-48
Brochure PuzzleSpec Ed200044–45
Building Towers of Cubes15.2Dec 199037,40
Calendar AlgebraSpec Ed2006–0716–17
Calendar Patterns and Number Sense32.4June 200845–48
Capture-A-Line SegmentSpec Ed2006–0729–32
Card Sorting and Fractal Sequences24.4June 200043–45
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: A Doubling Problem23.3Mar 199959–60
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: BINGO Patterns24.4June 200059
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Birthdate Investigations22.4June 199858
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Cube Combinations25.2Dec 200057
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Cubes, Painted or Not?24.2Dec 199959
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: How Many Regions?24.4June 200058
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Jumping Jacks20.2Dec 199555, 56
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Mathematical Patterns22.4June 199858
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Multiplying by Ones24.1Sept 199954–55
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Patterns in Nature20.2Dec 199556
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Patterns in Nature23.3Mar 199959
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Sequence20.2Dec 199557
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Sound Patterns25.2Dec 200057
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities; Textured Patterns24.4June 200058
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Visualizing Patterns28.2Dec 200359
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: What's the Pattern?24.4June 200058–59
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Find the Pattern31.3Mar 200759–60
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Toothpick Squares31.3Mar 200759
Cockroach Condos: Building Understanding to Meet the Algebra Standards24.2Dec 199954–56
Conic Pictures Project19.2Dec 199440-41
Consecutive Sums—A Functional Approach31.3Mar 200738–40
Constructing Images of Patterns Created in a Two-Dimensional Coordinate System16.2Dec 199137-41
Counting Books: An Opportunity to Explore Number Patterns20.2Dec 199530-31
Create a License Plate16.2Dec 199151, 52-53
Create a Pattern!!!Spec Ed19898-9
Crossing the Strands with Patterns20.2Dec 199548-49
Cube Patterns and FunctionsSpec Ed199130-31, 32
Curiosities in Mathematics31.3Mar 200731
D and M: Counting Squares Other Ways19.4June 199528-29
Data Representation Using Post-It Notes24.2Dec 199953
Digital Sums15.2Dec 199024-25
Discovering the Sum of a Power Sequence13.3Mar 198942-43
Domino Cover-Up: A Game to Teach Missing Addends29.3Mar 200542–44
Dynamic Duo: Botany and MathSpec Ed199032-34
Equivalence Between Algebraic and Graphical Representations of a Function: Are Students Making the Connection?19.2Dec 199443
Exploration of Functions with Graphics Calculators18.2Dec 199336
Exploring Discontinuities with the Graphing Calculator21.4June 199737-39
Exploring Functions and Limits with a Calculator15.2Dec 199037-39
Exploring Mores...patterns10.4Dec 198514
Exploring Patterns to Develop Algebraic ThinkingSpec Ed199741–43
Exploring Perimeter, Area and Volume15.3Mar 199146-48
Factor ChartSpec Ed198834-35
Fascinating Factor ActivitySpec Ed200322–23
Finding the nth Term—A Quick and Dirty Method29.4June 200554–55, 56
First-Class Rate23.4June 199935
Fractals and the Mandlebrot Set19.2Dec 199438-40
From Pocket Charts to Counting Books24.2Dec 199951–52
From the Editor’s Desk: A Problem Involving Patterns31.3Mar 20072
Functions in Grades 3–626.2Dec 200151–52, 54–55
Functions with Concrete Materials15.2Dec 199029-31
Functions with Concrete Materials Revisited17.1Sept 199237-39
Generalizing Mathematical Relationships: An Application of Algebraic Thinking23.3Mar 199936–37, 38
Geoboard Pictures15.2Dec 199034
Giving the GiftsSpec Ed200029–30, 33
Growing Special Rectangles31.2Dec 200651–53, 54
Gulliver’s Crazy QuiltSpec Ed199237-38
Hands-on Chocolate Patterns29.1Sept 200449–50
Hexagon Happenings24.4June 200053–54, 55
Hidden Squares PuzzlesSpec Ed198836-38
How Many Snails? A Cooperative Math Activity for Primary GradesSpec Ed19934-5
How Many Ways to Make Fifty-six Cents?28.2Dec 200356–57
Increasing Order of Numbers15.2Dec 199041-42
Inverse Functions20.2Dec 199534-35
Investigating Paper AirplanesSpec Ed19918
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: …But My Teacher Said (Part 2)19.1Sept 199427
J and K: Counting Squares? Try Cubes!19.3Mar 199528-29
J and K: Cubes and Sub-cubes, Painted or Not?24.2Dec 199948–49
J and K: Following the Bouncing Ball24.4June 200040–42
J and K: Give Me a Number!20.2Dec 199532-33
J and K: Hey, Mom's No Dummy20.3Mar 199638-39
Let the Regressor Beware23.4June 199940–41
Letters to the Editor32.4June 200825
Line Up PatternsSpec Ed199743
Looking for Numbers in Geometric Constructions24.2Dec 199950–51
Looking for Patterns in Embedded SquaresSpec Ed200140–42, 45
Magic 495Spec Ed198916, 19
Math Centers across the Curriculum21.1Sept 199639-40
Math in a Brown BagSpec Ed200017–19
Mathematics: The Science of Patterns20.2Dec 19954-5
Milk Carton Apartments29.3Mar 200550–53
Missing Watermelon SeedsSpec Ed2006–077–10
Moving Toward Generalization: A Hands-On Approach to Patterns from Number Theory25.1Sept 200034–36
Native American MasksSpec Ed19905
Nature Pattern Frames20.2Dec 199542
Nicey DiceySpec Ed198841
On Function Machines and Their Inverses11.5June 198711-12
On Pythagorean Triples20.2Dec 199533
Paper Candle Burning28.2Dec 200348
Parallel, Intersecting Lines14.4June 199044, 46-47
Parametric Equations and the TI Graphing CalculatorSpec Ed199743, 44–45
Pascal's Pyramid and Models of Binomial Expansion, Part 123.3Mar 199955–56
Pattern Block Linear FunctionsSpec Ed200312
Patterning and the Very Hungry CaterpillarSpec Ed199911-14
Patterning with Eric CarleSpec Ed199859
Patterns: A Unifying Idea; Skills without Drills20.2Dec 199512-13
Patterns and Algebraic ProofsSpec Ed200352–53
Patterns Are All Around Us28.2Dec 200330–31
Patterns GaloreSpec Ed200027–28
Patterns in Statistics24.4June 200046
Patterns, Proofs, and Practicing Algebra Skills11.5June 198714-15
Patterns with Pattern Blocks14.1Sept 198944-46
Physical Mathematics: Integrating Mathematics and Physical EducationSpec Ed199234-35
Pick on a Triangular Geoboard: An Investigation for Middle School StudentsSpec Ed199220-21, 22-24
Polygon PatternsSpec Ed199728–30
Polygonal Numbers and Logo12.3Mar 198825-26, 28
Primary Algebraic Thinking Using Sea SquaresSpec Ed20016–8
Primary Patterns11.2Sept 198610
Prime Numbers Pattern11.2Sept 198612
Progress through Patterns20.2Dec 199529
Puppies and Patterns28.2Dec 200343–44, 46
Quilt MathSpec Ed199029
Quilting Bees: Design a Quilt!Spec Ed199128-29
Racing SpoolsSpec Ed199244-45
Randy and His Bike26.4June 200251–52, 53
Shapes and Patterns28.3Mar 200446–47
Slinky Waves: A Great Way to Explore Inverse Relationships26.4June 200255–57
Slopemeter19.3Mar 199543-45
Student Problem Solving Activities21.1Sept 199637
Student Problem Solving Activities: Part 221.2Dec 199623
Student Problem Solving Activities: Part 321.3Mar 199733
Student Problem Solving Activities: Response to Part 221.3Mar 199734-35
Summing The SquaresSpec Ed200417–19, 21
T-Patterns at the Primary Level31.3Mar 200747–49
Tan q = m19.2Dec 199434-35
Ten Card Magic Trick24.4June 200052
The Case Against e24.3Mar 200056–57
The Exponential Function and the Dynamics of Population, Part 123.2Dec 199838–39
The Exponential Function and the Dynamics of Population, Part 223.4June 199936–38
The Joke Heard ‘Round the World29.1Sept 200445–46
The Math Room20.3Mar 199647
The Twelve Days of Christmas in Pascal's Triangle23.2Dec 199834
Topology with Ropes and CorksSpec Ed199756–57
Visual Number Patterns28.2Dec 200347–48, 49–50
Vroom, Honk, Vroom, Honk: Sound Pattern Connections for Young Children25.2Dec 200046–48
Water Model Project22.2Dec 199743–45
What Comes in Twos, Threes, Fours, Fives, or Sixes?Spec Ed199342-43
What Comes Next?Spec Ed20014
Who's Afraid of a Little Algebra?19.2Dec 199450-51
Winning at 3D Tic-Tac-Toe—Let Me Count the Ways29.2Dec 200442–43


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