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Math webquests enable online
explorations in mathematics. Our math webquests are designed to be
fun and engaging. We make connections to real-world math through our
webquests. Generally, webquests use a lesson format involving web based inquiry on the
part of the learner. Students on webquests become engaged in both finding
information and learning from it. We invite you to explore our math webquests! |
Exponents
and Scientific Notation
Scientists use math to express
relationships and to measure the size and distance of objects. For
example, scientific notation is used to express a planet's
distance from the sun, or the size of bacteria. Explore
these connections!
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Integers and Science
The boiling and freezing point of
liquids, the melting and freezing points of solids, and the temperature of
planets, are all expressed as integers. Explore
these connections!
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Mathematics
and Climate
Scientists use mathematics to better understand oceans, the
atmosphere, and polar ice caps. Explore climate
change, and how it is monitored.
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Mathematics
and Sports 
Math plays an important role in sports! We have
four webquests on Win-Loss Percentage, graphing
data for Olympics and Super Bowls, Batting Average and ERA,
and the NBA Draft
Lottery. Explore these math webquests!
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Math
and the Summer Olympics
The 2012 Summer Olympic
Games are being held in London from July 27 to August 12.
Discover the exciting connections between math and the Summer
Olympic Games with this new WebQuest!
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Number
Theory
Are you ready to help your
garden grow using multiples? Count with Fibonacci? Bake with
Eratosthenes? Explore
these topics!
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Percent
in Daily Life
Students often question the need to learn
mathematical topics. Whether you are shop, work, or play
sports, you are using percents. Learn more!
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Pi
Day Celebration
Pi Day is celebrated around the world on March 14.
Explore the history and meaning of Pi, and choose activities to
Celebrate
Pi Day!
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| Whether your dream is to have a
Doctorate in Education, or are simply needing help with your
homework, we invite you to explore our math webquests!
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Interactive Math Goodies Software
