Introduction

Surf's up! Grab your brain and head for the further reaches of cyberspace. There's a lot to learn in this information age. Using the Web allows you to discover tons more than you may have ever known possible. Below is a list of questions about the topic of this page. Surf the Internet links on this page to find answers to the questions. Don't forget to go after the monster learning wave, the Big Question. Have fun and avoid a mental head plant.

Questions

1. Who wrote 'The Greedy Triangle' ?
   
   
2. What does the Little Mermaid wear?
   
   
3. How many leaves are there on the Vine Leaves problem?
   
   
4. Starting level 5, I had a score of 3,220. Can you beat that?
   
   
5. Did you get the first one right?
   
   
6. How many did you get right in the first round?
   
   
7. What is an acute angle?
   
   
8. How do you sing the pi song?
   
   
9. How did Leonard Euler solve the Bridges of Konigsberg problem? Could you solve it?
   
   
10. Were you able to solve 'Peggy' without hitting the solution button.
    
    
11. How many sides does a icosihenagon have?
    
    
12. What is the length of the red line in centimeters?
    
    

The Internet Resources

• Geomety Pattern Activity
• The Bridges of Konigsburg
• Math Jokes
• Saloon Snap
• Metric Measures
• Mathematics Glossary
• Math Crafts
• Pi songs
• Math Literature
• Peg solitare
• Brain teasers
• Fraction Frenzy

The Big Question

What are four main aspects of this topic? How would you chunk what you learned into clusters or a brainstorm map?