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AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY The American Mathematical Society has posted articles in the journal(s) and/or subject areas for which you have requested email notification. Articles appearing without a volume and page numbers have not yet been assigned to an issue. When future issues containing these articles are posted to the Web, the volume and page numbers will also appear at that time. ********************************************************************** Mathematics of Computation Listing of recently posted articles: http://www.ams.org/mcom/0000-000-00 ********************************************************************** On discrete ground states of rotating Bose--Einstein condensates Authors: Patrick Henning; Mahima Yadav Subject: Applications; Differential Equations 2010 MSC: Primary 35Q55, 65N15, 65N30 http://www.ams.org/journal-getitem?pii=S0025-5718-2024-03962-5 GMRES, pseudospectra, and Crouzeix's conjecture for shifted and s

Hi Manoj, I hope you're having a great week so far! With warmer weather and Easter right around the corner, I thought I would share some cute, springtime math ideas, games and activities. I hope you find something you can use with your students, or see a fun idea you can adapt to make it your own! Below you will find general spring-themed games and printables as well as more Easter-specific games. And stay tuned, I'll have some fun math activities for Earth Day to share with you soon! :) FREE Spring Math Resources: Each of these downloads is available free in my shop. I hope you find something you can use with your kiddos this spring! Enjoy! >> Addition & Subtraction to 20 Board Games | K-1 >> Time for Spring: Telling Time Practice Pages | K-2 >> Skip Counting Hopscotch | 2-4 >> Spring-themed Logic Puzzles | Grades 3+ Not finding what you need here? See this HUGE list with 50+ spri

AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY The American Mathematical Society has posted articles in the journal(s) and/or subject areas for which you have requested email notification. Articles appearing without a volume and page numbers have not yet been assigned to an issue. When future issues containing these articles are posted to the Web, the volume and page numbers will also appear at that time. ********************************************************************** Mathematics of Computation Listing of recently posted articles: http://www.ams.org/mcom/0000-000-00 ********************************************************************** Effective homology and periods of complex projective hypersurfaces Authors: Pierre Lairez; Eric Pichon-Pharabod; Pierre Vanhove Subject: Algebra and Algebraic Geometry; Number Theory 2010 MSC: Primary 14Q15; Secondary 32G20, 14D05 http://www.ams.org/journal-getitem?pii=S0025-5718-2024-03947-9 Generalized Pohst inequali

Hi Manoj, As we get closer to the end of the year, you are likely gearing up to teach some geometry concepts. Oftentimes, geometry topics come at the end of the book, and can sometimes get skipped or glossed over as less important. But exploring shapes, their properties and their measurements can provide such FUN topics and can provide a break from more rigorous computation. So if your kids are feeling a little frazzled and frustrated, maybe it's time for some hands on geometry . The beautiful thing about geometry is that it is already, inherently visual . So students can actually play with and see the math they're learning rather than simply being told it's true. Have you ever thought about what makes a triangle a triangle ? And although you might know that the sum of the angles in a triangle equals 180 degrees, can you prove it ? And for older students, a useful application of similar triangles is indirect measurement . How can you use

Hi Manoj, I will keep this short & sweet--I just wanted to send one more reminder about the Digital Math Games sale, in case you were meaning to sign up & time got away from you. Here are the details one more time: Through TODAY, March 20, 2024 , you can save $20 on the annual subscription OR save $20 on the one-time fee option (which give you access to the site for 3 years). >>This means you can get one year of access to 200+ games for just $37 . >>OR you can get 3 years of access to 200+ games for just $79 . (<--that's just $2.19 per month, with NO recurring fee!) BE SURE TO USE THE COUPON CODE--> SPRING2024 >>Ready to try it out? Learn more about Digital Math Games HERE! << SALE ENDS IN: Digital Math Games FAQ: Still have questions about the site, how to use the games or what's included? I've got you covered! Here are answers to the most common questions I get about Digita

Hi Manoj, I know things are hectic this time of year (spring concerts, test prep, parent conferences, and on and on!), so I wanted to send a reminder that today is the last day to save $20 at Digital Math Games. If your kids love boom cards, they will LOVE digital math games! Here's a quick overview: Ad-free website ( no software to download! ) 50+ self-checking activities for each grade level Printable recording pages to go along with the online games Kids can play games as many times as they want Many games include real-life applications of math skills And with your membership, you get access to ENTIRE library of games , so your kids can work on grade level, or above or below! When you sign up, you can try out the entire site for FREE with a 2-week trial. However, if you don't want to create an account, you can try out some of the games on this page (and even let your kids try them!) without creating an account !

Hi Manoj, I shared a little yesterday about Digital Math Games : an online library of 200+ self-checking games , aligned to all math standards in grades 3-6 . But today I thought it would be helpful for you (and your students!) to actually try out some of the games for yourself! Below you'll find links to a variety of games for 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade . As long as you have an internet connection, you can try out these activities on any device ( although laptop or desktop computer will be easiest ). I hope this gives you a good idea of the types of activities that are available on the site! And don't forget--you can save big right now if you'd like access to the entire library of games! 3rd Grade Games: Tile That Area: Finding Area of Rectangles Gummy Shop Challenge: Addition Practice Match the Facts: x6 Facts Matching Game 4th Grade Games: Identify Right Triangles Dare to Compare: Comparing Decimals Equivalent Fractions M

AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY The American Mathematical Society has posted articles in the journal(s) and/or subject areas for which you have requested email notification. Articles appearing without a volume and page numbers have not yet been assigned to an issue. When future issues containing these articles are posted to the Web, the volume and page numbers will also appear at that time. ********************************************************************** Journal of the American Mathematical Society Listing of recently posted articles: http://www.ams.org/jams/0000-000-00 ********************************************************************** Algebraic cobordism and a Conner--Floyd isomorphism for algebraic K-theory Authors: Toni Annala; Marc Hoyois; Ryomei Iwasa Subject: Number Theory; Algebra and Algebraic Geometry 2010 MSC: Primary 14F42, 19E08, 14A30 http://www.ams.org/journal-getitem?pii=S0894-0347-2024-01045-3 **********************

Hi Manoj, As the temperature gets warmer and the days get longer, I've got next year on my mind. As a homeschool mom, it's about this time of year that I start looking ahead and thinking through what classes we'll cover next year, what curriculum I need to buy and what all the options are for my kids. But before I get too far ahead of myself, getting super excited about next year and all the fun new things we'll learn, I have to actually finish this year ! And that means finishing well and ensuring I weave in enough math review that my kids don't forget all the important things we've covered this year. If you're a classroom teacher, maybe you're in the same boat, with end-of-year or standardized tests looming . Or maybe you've got kids with learning gaps or skills they never *really* mastered and you want to provide the tools they need to finish well before sending them off to a new grade and classroom. But find

AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY The American Mathematical Society has posted articles in the journal(s) and/or subject areas for which you have requested email notification. Articles appearing without a volume and page numbers have not yet been assigned to an issue. When future issues containing these articles are posted to the Web, the volume and page numbers will also appear at that time. ********************************************************************** Mathematics of Computation Listing of recently posted articles: http://www.ams.org/mcom/0000-000-00 ********************************************************************** Stochastic alternating structure-adapted proximal gradient descent method with variance reduction for nonconvex nonsmooth optimization Authors: Zehui Jia; Wenxing Zhang; Xingju Cai; Deren Han Subject: Applications; Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics 2010 MSC: Primary 90C25, 65K10, 94A08, 68W10 http://www.ams.org/journ

Hi Manoj, I hope you're having a great week so far! I know I've been sharing lots of math ideas for Pi Day, but one week from today is St. Patrick's Day! So if you're looking for ways to keep the seasonal math fun going , check out the free resources below. :) I hope you find something you can use! FREE St. Patrick's Day Math Games & Activities : Each of these downloads is available free in my shop. Enjoy! >> Fun with Ten Frames: Printable Pack | Grades PreK-1 >> Hands On Counting Games | Grades PreK-K >> St. Patrick's Day Addition to 20 Practice Set | Grades 1-2 >> St. Patrick's Day Multiplication Pages | Grades 3-4 >> Equivalent Fractions Clip Cards | Grades 4-6 >> Classifying Triangles Board Game | Grades 5-7 >> Leprechaun Tricks: Fun with Integers | Grades 6-8 >> HUGE List of Games, Printables, STEM Challenges & More for All Ages Enjoy the res

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