math
- March 14, 2023
Pi Day Activities & Giving
North Branch School students will celebrate Pi Day (3/14) with lots of math activities, including creating a paper chain of Pi decimals. Stay tuned to see how long the chain…Posted in: Academics, Fund raising - October 24, 2022
The Average Senior
While every child is exceptional in their own way, when it comes to Math, there is such a thing as an "average" student. In this case, the Seniors (5th- and… - July 23, 2021
Math Philosophy and Practice
It's July. Why are the teachers pictured here, and two more joining via the computer, gathered? Because they chose to spend a week pulling together the strands of the… - February 21, 2021
Building Bridges
The 5th and 6th graders put their engineering, construction, and problem-solving skills to work building bridges. First, they chose a type of bridge - truss, suspension, beam, cantilever, arch, cable-stayed… - May 24, 2019
A To-Scale Model of The Friend Ship
What is hands-on learning? Here's a great example. Maggie's Pre-Algebra class worked on this to-scale replica of the Friend Ship on and off all year. It was finished during the… - September 12, 2014
Assembly time, September 12
Margaret's math group has been working hard to figure out old they are. Of course, these 10- and 11- year-olds know their age in years, but Margaret challenged them to…Posted in: Assembly