Math Links for Week Ending Feb 4th, 2022

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If you have ever dabbled in using the Thinking Classroom or even know of it and have wondered about how notes work, it turns out it doesn't have to be complicated. Here it right from @pjliljedahl (with smashing idea from @NatBanting:
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https://twitter.com/NatBanting/status/1487424598794715142 

Printing this on a poster and hanging it in my field of view. https://t.co/lO1KKA0i1Z

— Nat Banting (@NatBanting) January 29, 2022

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Another Wordle inspired math game
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https://twitter.com/kiru_io/status/1485523329482211331

Inspired by Wordle (@powerlanguish ) and Primel (@millerdl) I created Mathle: https://t.co/b0HfL0CDYl

Give it a try and share your result. pic.twitter.com/lksio3tLxV

— Kiru :: creator of mathlegame.com :: ⬜🟩🟨 (@kiru_io) January 24, 2022

Another great resource summary from @JoMorgan. I think my favourite one is the one for Valentines day about composite shapes and perimeter. 
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https://www.resourceaholic.com/2022/01/5-maths-gems-153.html

New! My 153rd gems post. Ideas, resources and updates for maths teachers.https://t.co/QwR2ffQXJL

Hat tips to follow.#mathschat #mathsgems #teammaths pic.twitter.com/tnFFLSGKyX

— Jo Morgan (@mathsjem) January 30, 2022

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Are you looking for some insight on how to incorporate play and assessments in primary math? Check out this podcast then
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https://talks.oame.on.ca/season-4



I remember the first time I talked about Simpson's Rule, the kids were perplexed
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https://twitter.com/howie_hua/status/1489763526117781505

New TikTok video: One way to lie with statistics: The Simpson's paradox pic.twitter.com/SCPlCD9RxO

— Howie Hua (@howie_hua) February 5, 2022

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Turning Wordle from a game into math
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https://twitter.com/howie_hua/status/1487045865608908803

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Not Wordle, just an example of how two consecutive triangular numbers make a square number.

— Howie Hua (@howie_hua) January 28, 2022