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Tasty Ratios (May 8, 2024)
This lesson is made up of two activities that help students develop their proportional reasoning, use ratios to describe taste,…
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admin on Slow Reveal Graphs CollectionHi Richard, Thank you for the feedback. The chart came from a New York State Regents test (https://www.nysedregents.org/LivingEnvironment/116/lenv12016-examw.pdf). If you have a suggestion for another chart that we could use...
richard on Slow Reveal Graphs CollectionThe chart found in you "Species Extinction and Human Population Size" is inaccurate. The population of humans exploded after the 1800's and your charts don't acknowledge the massive affects the...
Eric Appleton on Adaptation of Repeating Number Patterns (ABE/HSE, high level NRS 2)That's great to hear, Amelia! If you like that activity, you might like this sequence game: https://bit.ly/whatcomesnextgame.
Amelia on Adaptation of Repeating Number Patterns (ABE/HSE, high level NRS 2)I find that repeating number patterns easy because in the sequence listed it shows a pattern to tell you what your next move will be

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