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Facebook Twitter Here’s a game that’s sure to get you into a gobbly good mood for Thanksgiving while reinforcing your knowledge of the order of mathematical operations at the very same time! All you need are the following items to get started: One 6-sided die A one-minute timer (a watch or kitchen timer works well) Pens or pencils Scratch paper
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Coming in late 2020! The semi-annual Math Circular magazine collects stories, activities, and experiences from math professionals nationwide.
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