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This was fun on two levels. First of all, it's an escape room, so fun. But on another level, the amount of cool @Desmos programming that @SweenWSweens must have had to pull off was unreal. Give it a shot. There may or may not be hints in the comments.
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https://twitter.com/SweenWSweens/status/1528084360913637377
I made a whole escape room puzzle game in Desmos. Check it out: https://t.co/W5aJBHmRxc pic.twitter.com/JDZu8DYheX
— Sean Sweeney (@SweenWSweens) May 21, 2022
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You should definitely check out PlayWithYourMath.com for some fun ways to mix play and math and this task is also quite appropriate for the thinking classroom. Especially if you want to focus on looking for patterns and connecting to algebra.
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https://twitter.com/benjamindickman/status/1527340749586460673
we combined the @playwyourmath Task 11 [Star Polygons, https://t.co/Y4oDPcpcIe] w an interactive graph on @Desmos [Star Drawing, https://t.co/wLWila4zCr]
— Benjamin Dickman (🧔🏻) (@benjamindickman) May 19, 2022
visibly random ~3s grps [s/o @pgliljedahl] came up with questions, observations, etc
slides (draft):https://t.co/yUJJ11Wco1
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A topical probability question that may surprise you but I like how he visualizes it.
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https://twitter.com/howie_hua/status/1527787841144487936
New TikTok video: What's the probability someone in a crowd has covid? pic.twitter.com/agGXScTDXY
— Howie Hua (@howie_hua) May 20, 2022
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There is always math everywhere, even at the gym
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https://twitter.com/robertkaplinsky/status/1527727786089033729
Stats at the gym: the wear patterns on an exercise machine's weights show a normal distribution.
— Robert Kaplinsky (@robertkaplinsky) May 20, 2022
Source: https://t.co/q3tyxQgReC pic.twitter.com/9Q0pkjb0zD
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