Math Activities

This lesson consists of a series of statistic games, in which the student controls the landing position of a set of spacecraft. The student must achieve goals related to the mean, median, bounds, and standard deviation of the landing positions. The goals highlight the behavior of the statistics, including difference between the mean and median. The lesson ends with a quiz about these statistics.

This lesson demonstrates various linear transformations. The lesson asks students to identify transformations based on their visual and/or mathematical behavior.

This lesson allows students to build boolean logic circuits. It demonstrates the relationship between logic circuits and mathematical formulas. It shows how to construct boolean operators out of other boolean operators.

This lesson includes a series of experiments and questions to help students understand the basic function transformations: scaling and translation.

Five sets of 20 problems to go over the basics of multiplying fractions.

This lesson demonstrates angular transformations using a potentiometer. The student explores different relationships between an angular input and angular output.

Students will explore reducing fractions and greatest common factor.

Students will explore place value and base systems, specifically decimal, binary and hexadecimal.

Sets of 20 Problems to aid with multiplying fractions and cancelling.

This lesson allows students to create various virtual circuits connecting inputs (sensors) to an output (LED). The students combine different mathematical operations to process the input sensor values.

Algebra Dominoes is a game designed to strengthen the concepts of adding like terms, evaluation and the distributive property.

Guides students through an application of the law of sines and law of cosines to determine an aircraft heading to overcome wind and find the resulting ground speed. Assumes students have been introduced to the laws of sines and cosines.

Students will explore Pythagorean Triples, and special right Triangles.

A game to explore multiples, factors, and prime factors.

Guides students through an introduction to vector components, vector addition, and subtraction, and finishes with a puzzle involving those concepts.

Students will learn and manipulate sums and differences of Positive and Negative numbers.