22nd to 28th of November

• Sun 22nd - Go for a ride; Cranberry relish

• Mon 23rd - Cashews; Espresso; Fibonacci

• Tue 24th - Evolution; All out uncles are monkeys; Sardines

• Wed 25th - Parfait; Blase; Jukebox; Tie one on

• Thu 26th - Thanksgiving (America); Day of mourning (Native America); Turkey Free Thanksgiving

• Fri 27th - Buy nothing; Black Friday (you have to choose); Flossing; Bavarian cream pie; Maize; Pins and needles; You're welcome

• Sat 28th - French toast; Make your own head; Mars; Aura awareness

Today is World Hello Day.

Hello!

Examples of the Fibonacci sequence in nature.

It’s such a clever and beautiful concept. I think that’s the correct word. Anyway, I’ve love it.

Thanks for choosing that header for today.

hugs Tracy

I love the fractals! I teach this in my 9th grade math classes, and tell them that math began with people’s  attempt to describe what they see in nature. This is when students start to see the beauty in math. The Fractal Foundation has a great website and, in better times, they had shows of 3D fractals they did on the dome of the planetarium in Albuquerque. See fractalfoundation.org if you want to see some short vids...but they are so much better in the dome!

If you had been my teacher, maybe I would have learn’t more than I have. I can imagine you making sense of those mixed up signs on the pages. Going to look at the website. Thank you. 
 

Stay safe,

Hugs Tracy 

My son is a math teacher and let's face it ... most kids hate math. He teaches 8th graders. The kids he teaches most likely will not go to college and he wants to show them that they will use it even though they may not be aware of it. Maybe they'll get a job as a carpenter, or a cook in a restaurant or whatever, but they will use math in one way or another. He also does his best to try and make it fun.