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| Carole Greenes, Ed.D. is Professor Emerita, Mathematics Education at Arizona State University. More About Carole | For questions, contact theresa@mathandteaching |
Carole's Gift to You
JUST OUT! Carole's free book for this month is Poly-gon Where. These puzzles are designed to develop skills in identifying and naming polygons that are various sizes, shapes, and positions, and are "hidden" in larger polygons.
See you next school year!
Visit Carole’s Corner next month for another free gift!
| Carole's Creative Puzzles, Problems, and Tasks
If you haven't tried SMASH (Science, Math, Art, Sports, History) with your students, now is the time. It's Carole and Tanner's latest Jeopardy-like game. Read the Game Booklet and play Game 6.
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Carole's Commentary
"The math community thanks Carole Greenes for delivering an interesting session at the NCSM National Math Conference in Anaheim, CA on September 27, 2022. Here are three items for participants (and others who enjoy Carole's Corner). Thank you Carole.
1. Identifying and Capitalizing on Student Interests and Hidden Talents (ppt)
2. Free algebra puzzle book: READY-X
3. Free mathematical thinking book: Pattern Grid-unLocks
| Great Ideas from the MathLink’s Team
The NEW MathLinks Core Program for Grades 6, 7, 8 is now available for pilot testing, and will be available for sale in Summer 2023. The program includes "Activity Routines" to engage students. These READY-X Puzzles introduce one of the routines.
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Welcome to Carole’s Corner!
CMAT is honored that Carole Greenes is joining our CMAT team as a distinguished contributor. I personally met Carole when she wrote and directed the 50th anniversary musical celebration for NCSM. Her energy and spirit are contagious, and now Carole is part of the CMAT family.
We are so excited that Carole will be sharing some of her engaging puzzles, projects, tasks, and wisdom with all of us through Carole’s Corner. Every month, Carole will share her thoughts of the moment in Carole’s Corner. We also will post some of Carole’s activities, puzzles, tasks, and projects, with connections to MathLinks materials. Carole would like these selected materials (and solutions) to be free to you, so download, enjoy yourself, and use with your students!
Thank you, Carole,
Shelley Kriegler
President, Center for Mathematics and Teaching
