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Feb 15, 2016
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On 3/16/16, Teacher wrote: > On 2/15/16, Teacher wrote: >> A new website with a collection of math games for primary >> school
xorowe5574
thanks!
xorowe5574
I also support the idea of learning through games: when kids count points, moves, and time, math stops being "dry." To prepare probability tasks, I looked at the drop and counting mechanics on https://megaballgame.org/ and then turned that into simple problems without the gambling part. On http://dreamcatcherlive.org/ I found a description of the w...See More
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