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The Heart of Mathematical Thinking (by Laura Candler) Take counting valentine heart candy to a higher level of mathematical thinking with this activity. It includes a printable recording sheet.
Valentine's Day math activities are often conducted only at the lowest levels of Bloom's taxonomy and involve nothing more than counting and graphing candy hearts. This lesson goes way beyond to involve students' in higher levels of thinking! [link removed]
Valentine's Day math activities are often conducted only at the lowest levels of Bloom's taxonomy and involve nothing more than counting and graphing candy hearts. This lesson goes way beyond to involve students' in higher levels of thinking! [link removed]
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