Aloha! This bubble tile “hexagon” and “square pattern.

First fill the frame. Then try to sub “out” the little pieces for bubble tiles. Mostly fun!

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

A set of “triangles”, “squares”, “pentagons and “hexagons” that play quite nicely together.

Playing with Bubble Tile variations

Making a Versatile Garden at the New York Math Festival

Had a great time just now presenting this activity at CAMT!

Happy to be a part of HEB Free Sunday @ The Texas State History Museum. It’s LaBelle’s 40th Anniversary.

MathHappens at the New Children’s Museum in San Diego is open!

Math at the Fair - MathHappens is offering opportunities to learn about setting up in your state

MatHappens at the Reuben Fleet Science Museum opens today!

What’s your favorite answer?.

This prototype turned out well! Definitely making more.

Mathhappens Austin Event team, Naila, Dominic and Garrett is all set for a great time at Meridien school’s Art and Science Fest

Very excited to be a part of your Sunday at the Fleet Science Center!.

This is some kind of board game made from bubble tiles with markers to show scores and ownership. See Martin Grider’s post @grd.Bsky.social on Bluesky

Just heard a great story on NPR by @nprcoreyturner about elementary math scores that have improved, yes IMPROVED since the pandemic and how teaching with models is a big part of that success. Here's a link to his page with the story up top:

Our mini Truchet design frame was a popular giveaway at SXSW Edi

We had a great time at Neill Cochran House today. New quilting pattern activity!!

Sunday Funday at Neill Cochran House Museum in ATX with MathHappens.