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What does shared math learning look like? 💙 Miguel Ajtzip from our Guatemala team reflects on a Teacher Trip that brought U.S. and Guatemalan educators together, ending with a math fiesta for students and families. Interested in joining us next July? 📩 [email protected]

Have you ever spotted a number in an unexpected place and wondered what it was doing there? 🔢 This staircase has a small "121” tucked onto one step. What do you think the number might represent? Maybe the answer is just a few steps away. #WeekendWondering #MathIsEverywhere

October 11 is International #DayoftheGirl, celebrating girls’ ideas, creativity, and potential. This handmade piggy bank from our Girls STEAM Club has us wondering: about how many coins do you think could fit inside? How much money might that be? #WeekendWondering

The shortest distance between two points may be a straight line, but this bridge takes the scenic route. 🌳 Why do you think the designers chose a path that bends instead? What clues in the photo support your thinking? Sometimes good solutions take the long way. #WeekendWondering

You have a zucchini pie and one small zucchini ring as your unit. About how many rings would fit across the whole pie? What clues could help you estimate? Time to let your number sense bloom! #WeekendWondering

🐛 This little caterpillar may not look like it’s in a hurry, but it’s definitely going places! If you wanted to figure out how far it could travel in an hour without watching it the whole time, how would you do that? There's a lot here to inch-vestigate! #WeekendWondering

Looking forward to seeing our own @abiruiz in action! 🌟

You have $10 at a roadside flower stand. Some flowers cost 50¢ and others are $1. 🌻 If you buy at least one of each, what’s the greatest number you could take home without going over budget? What other totals work? Let your number sense bloom! #WeekendWondering #RealWorldMath

Labor Day Weekend is here, marking the end of the longest possible stretch between Memorial Day and the first Monday in Sept. What would the calendar have to look like to make that span as short as it can be? Even summer can be a critical thinking question! ☀️ #WeekendWondering

We’re proud to see @abiruiz, our Executive Director, sharing her expertise at NCSM’s pre-conference workshop. 💙

🏛️ Look up in this building in Rome and there’s plenty to wonder about. Is the window just decorative, or does it help the design work? What clues would help you decide? Sometimes the strongest ideas are built right into the structure! #WeekendWondering #RealWorldMath

The Perseid meteor shower is winding down, but there’s still something to wonder about. At its peak, observers might have seen 30–50 meteors per hour. 💫☄️ If you watched for 10 minutes tonight and saw none, would that mean the shower was over? Why or why not? #WeekendWondering

What if this school year had room for wondering? Math starts when students ask: What do you notice? Why does that happen? What could we try next?🤔 Questions like these help students see their own thinking as valuable. #BackToSchool #MathEducation

Check out our Global Math Story about these remarkable ancient spheres. share.google/YTBUlVqNPTSOQgj…

Tomorrow is National Nonprofit Day, and we’re grateful for all the ways our community supports us. Since we believe in critical thinking, here’s something to wonder: How would you measure gifts of money, time, and expertise? Could one number capture them all? #WeekendWondering

What a week in Guatemala! Our recent Teacher Trip was a collaboration between US-based and local educators. Along the way, teachers spent time in classrooms, where ideas moved from conversation into practice.✨ #MathForHumankind

What happens when creativity and problem-solving meet? Our August newsletter starts with a big update from our Girls STEM Club and follows the many ways math shows up in the world around us. 👉Take a look and see what’s new. dashboard.mailerlite.com/ema…

Tomorrow is International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. In celebration of the math woven into Maya textiles, here are some traditional huipil designs. Which pattern do you think follows the most complex rule? See what clues you can unravel! #WeekendWondering

🎨 Our Girls STEM Club took on a creative challenge: design logos for a classroom market. They explored how colors, shapes, symbols, and lettering communicate an idea. The activity was a great reminder that creativity is part of learning and makes ideas visible! #GirlsInSTEM