here's a fun little game. you start with a number, find the smallest factor and subtract it. keep going, but the next number you can only take the smallest factor that you haven't subtracted already in the sequence. some numbers reach zero, some don't. seems like the majority of numbers reach 0.

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Keeping students on track during activities is easier when timing is visible and consistent. Slides Timer Add-on helps you add timers directly into Google Slides, making it perfect for stations, group work, quizzes. workspace.google.com/marketplace/... #GoogleEDU #GoogleWorkspace

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Senior asked if I had any advice, I declined, he reminded me that he asked the same thing after 9th grade and apparently my advice was to floss, which 100% checks out because I immeidatley was moved to expand on this, urging him to go to the dentist regularly during his 20s.

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Gave my Y9s this diagram for #MathsToday. Picked a few numbers for a,b,c and then their task was to work out all the lengths and angles. Next lesson we'll cut it out and reassemble it and they'll discover that they've secretly been doing 3D trig! #UKMathsChat #ITeachMaths

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Bluesky is collegial and interesting, the way Twitter used to be. Bonus: most people can spell.

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