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Tag: march madness

1 Apr 2014

Announcing the winner March Mathness

Kevin BrileyUncategorizedmarch madness, math problems, Northside Elementary

Thank you and congratulations to North Side Elementary!  They won a $50 VISA gift certificate for their own Final Four party.  Here are the remaining math problems their 4th grade…

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1 Apr 2014

More math fun: perimeters, game totals and the lines on the basketball!

Kevin BrileyUncategorizedfourth grade math, fun math problems, march madness

More fun math problems from Ms. Renninger’s class. A basketball has 4 lines of height and 6 lines of width. How many lines does a basketball have total? Ohio State…

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26 Mar 2014

The mean, median and mode of scoring baskets!

Sabine KoernerUncategorizedfun math problem, march madness, mean median mode, sweet sixteen

The teams that made it to the Sweet Sixteen are very different. Some have posted high scores in post season, some low. But they are all winners.  Can you find…

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21 Mar 2014

Michigan State Scoring Average

Renata PalmsUncategorizeddivision, march madness, math problem

Here is a March Mathness problem for your students. In yesterday’s game Michigan State scored 93 points beating Delaware and advancing.  During the 40 minutes of regulation play how many…

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17 Mar 2014

Mathematical Difference between NBA and College hoops

Renata PalmsUncategorizedcollege basketball, fun math problems, march madness

Already television and social media are abuzz with college basketball statistics. March Madness is here. Here are two fun math problems to share with students: Problem 1: NBA games have 4…

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10 Mar 2014

Announcing March Mathness Contest

Kevin BrileyUncategorizedcontest, march madness, math problems

On the Ascend Math blog you’ll find themed math problems to share with your class from The Winter Olympics to the Academy Awards and Mardi Gras. Now, we challenge your…

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