Faites vivre l’expérience à vos élèves!
Depuis hier matin, et jusqu’à mardi prochain, enseignants, élèves et autres amoureux des mathématiques explorent les différentes îles disponibles sur la plateforme explodingdots.org pour tenter d’exploser le plus grand nombre de points. Et…KAPOW
! Ils sont déjà plus d’1 million de participants à travers le monde!
! Ils sont déjà plus d’1 million de participants à travers le monde!Comme le rappelle le mathématicien James Tanton, qui a popularisé “Des points qui explosent”, la Global Math Week est un événement mondial entièrement gratuit “propulsé par une incroyable communauté d’enseignants désireux de partager la joie humaine des mathématiques avec les élèves, peu importe leur niveau, peu importe les exigences du programme. Nous transcendons les frontières grâce à la beauté et à la puissance positives des mathématiques”. Scolab est très fier d’y collaborer! Alors, un grand merci à tous d’être déjà si nombreux à partager avec nous cette belle expérience mathématique!
En voici un petit florilège :
@CSFrancoSud Les points qui explosent à NDM #gmp2017. Les élèves utilisent leur pupitre et un crayon effaçable. pic.twitter.com/IMY6JGIN8H
— Renée Michaud (@rmichaud_ab) October 10, 2017
On travaille fort, mais on a du plaisir! @CSFrancoSud @GlobalMathProj #GMW2017 #explodingdots pic.twitter.com/96VFECwait
— Classe Mme Mélissa (@SMB_MmeMelissa) October 17, 2017
Great morning ? and ? to dots explode in grade 6 @StEmilySchool and around the ?! @GlobalMathProj #GMW2017 #ocsb_Math #ocsbDL @Buzzmath pic.twitter.com/hToTPz10ec
— HFLearn (@HFLearn) October 10, 2017
Only a few more days to make your #explodingdots video for #gmw2017! We love this exploding berries one! https://t.co/HWIUvlyUL9
— Orlando Math Circle (@orlandomathcir) October 13, 2017
Il faut participer! Pour vos élèves, pour les intéresser et les aider à mieux réussir! #GlobalMathWeek @Netmaths https://t.co/uicM1HIgKj
— Julie Chamberland (@MmeJulieC) October 10, 2017
Focussed on numbers and exploding dots. Love the oohs and aahhhs I'm hearing #GlobalMathWeek pic.twitter.com/a5Q45Qv2ZH
— Mrs. Smith (@mrssmithTVA) October 10, 2017
KAPOW! 3rd graders in Malham, Saudi Arabia did a great job exploding dots this week as part of the @GlobalMathProj #GMW2017 @jamestanton
? pic.twitter.com/ZhJoz6TT3N— NF (@Nouf_math) October 17, 2017
Third Grade is Exploding Dots!#asijlearns #explodingdots @GlobalMathProj #gmw2017 pic.twitter.com/0UE9jApSlZ
— esprincipals (@esprincipals) October 13, 2017
Communities connected across oceans by beautiful math (and international math salutes!) #gmw2017 https://t.co/zZWSFuB8dN @GlobalMathProj pic.twitter.com/roHnU2r8n6
— James Tanton (@jamestanton) October 10, 2017
It's #GlobalMathWeek so we went outside to find different ways to work with exploding dots! #WSDStudents @GlobalMathProj @PinkhamSchool pic.twitter.com/ylIzsdlBKd
— Sarah Luhowy (@msluhowy) October 12, 2017
#GMW2017 Exploding Dots in Electrotechnical School "Nikola Tesla" Nis, Serbia @ETS_Tesla_Nis pic.twitter.com/OuEoctcyYq
— SONIA SONJA (@SONIASONJA) October 11, 2017
Math project @GlobalMathProj pic.twitter.com/ejymXMhslu
— Enkelejde Alijaj (@KetiAlijaj) October 17, 2017
@GlobalMathProj Teachers learning about those @jamestanton crazy exploding dots on 10.10.17 for #GMW2017 pic.twitter.com/Ue57Q2KRNc
— Math with Matthew (@MathWithMatthew) October 10, 2017
Exploding dots in rural Australia. A school with 30 kids total. Kayley Nazarathy (from the city), helping out. Love the @GlobalMathProj . pic.twitter.com/NJD0FUccAO
— Yoni Nazarathy (@ynazarathy) October 18, 2017
Truly a global math day!!! #gmw2017 this is a moment I will never forget. Thanks to all that made it happen.
— Raj Shah (@drrajshah) October 10, 2017
After day 1 "Can we try making a machine that explodes and leaves two dots? Three dots?" Student wonderings today #gmw2017 @GlobalMathProj
— Jonathan Soers (@Soers98) October 10, 2017
Just getting started!? #GMP2017 #GlobalMathWeek #EXPLODINGDOTS @GlobalMathProj fun times! Mind=blown!! pic.twitter.com/9qexrqi8U4
— AppY 🙂 (@aparna_c) October 10, 2017
D is having a blast on his sense making journey with exploding dots.cant wait for tomorrow's conversation! https://t.co/Pi8FLYMxRH #GMW2017
— Elyse Mattiaccio (@Noise4Nerds) October 18, 2017
Am I seeing spots?? No, they are exploding dots!
It’s Global Math week! #GMW2017 @AVG_Griffins pic.twitter.com/MhfnJ0Ei5T— Mrs. Fraba (@7Fraba) October 10, 2017
Playing with numbers today. We noticed some interesting patterns and had a good discussion about place value. #GlobalMathWeek pic.twitter.com/SFK0xmxCGd
— MLaPeareGEDSB (@MLaPeareGEDSB) October 10, 2017
@GlobalMathProj Here’s a class full of preservice teachers after an exploding dots session, with @jamestanton at the back. pic.twitter.com/luKhPPDmXL
— Engin Ader (@EnginAder) October 10, 2017
I love their thinking and how they collaborate together to solve this problem! 1⬅️2! @GlobalMathProj @BaileyJodie @KatiLMiller pic.twitter.com/p0mF9ORwkT
— Jessica Hughes (@HughesBrn11) October 11, 2017
7B kicking off #GMW2017 w/ #explodingdots this am! Thanks @jamestanton @StCatGPCSD @GPCSD @GlobalMathProj #mathrocks #beenwaitingimpatiently pic.twitter.com/IYrUTwE7R2
— ⭐️ Miss N ⭐️ (@N_Night_Ninja) October 10, 2017
Küresel Matematik Haftası etkinlikleri için Dr.Fevzi Mürüvet Uğuroğlu Ortaokulundayız #gmw2017 @GlobalMathProj @scientix_eu @ScientixTurkey pic.twitter.com/S56L2jYrUC
— STEM Aydın (@STEMaydin) October 13, 2017
Mavisehir3 Doga College & The Global Math Project #GMW2017 @GlobalMathProj @Azrafraarzu1 @salhakbay @AliRizaLule @jamestanton @KvancBarlas pic.twitter.com/WxbSyGwrw2
— matematikzade (@matematikzade) October 11, 2017
@GlobalMathProj thanks for giving us a great afternoon in class. #innovativefalcon #FalconPride pic.twitter.com/YHNRe55U3y
— Tobias (@CTobias_678) October 11, 2017
Hours of fun with the 2-1 machine! We're starting to recognise patterns! #GMW2017 #explodingdots @AllenbyPS_TDSB @GlobalMathProj pic.twitter.com/mXNhiJt4Fq
— Room 214 (@214Frimm) October 10, 2017
Thanks @MatthewOldridge for leading our "exploding dots" Math activity today #engagemath @GlobalMathProj @gr7imagineers pic.twitter.com/E6QCZs9z8e
— Ms. Sharpe (@MissKSharpe) October 10, 2017
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