#math activities

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Printable Shapes Coloring & Tracing Pages for Kids: Fun & Easy Shape Learning!

This set of downloadable and printable shapes coloring and tracing pages is designed to make learning shapes enjoyable for kids. Featuring original illustrations of various shapes, these pages include both coloring and tracing activities to enhance shape recognition, fine motor skills, and concentration.

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Mastering Unit Conversion: Ariel’s Brain is a Calculator! 🧠✨

By Alice Hello, fellow adventure seekers and number crunchers! It’s me, Alice, and today I’m about to tell you something MIND-BLOWING! My big sister Ariel wrote a paper all about Unit Conversion—which is basically math magic that helps you turn one measurement into another! 📏➡️📐 You might be thinking, “Alice, why should I care about unit conversion?” WELL… 1️⃣ Want to bake the perfect cookies?…

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ABCya!: Engaging Educational Games for Kids

ABCya!: Engaging Educational Games for Kids ABCya! is an interactive platform offering a wide variety of educational games and activities for children in grades Pre-K through 6. Designed to make learning fun, ABCya! covers subjects such as math, reading, typing, and more, using engaging games tailored to different age groups. Recommended Reading Ages: Pre-K to Elementary (Ages 4-12):…

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Early childhood numeracy lays the foundation for a child’s future mathematical understanding and problem-solving skills. Engaging children in numeracy education from a young age can foster a love for math and enhance cognitive development.

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Counting Math Activities for Preschoolers

Counting is one of the fundamental math skills that preschoolers need to develop early on. Introducing counting activities can make learning fun and engaging, laying a strong foundation for future mathematical understanding. Here are some exciting and effective counting math activities for preschoolers that can be easily implemented at home or in a preschool setting.

Importance of Counting Activities for Preschoolers

Counting activities are essential for preschoolers as they:

Develop number sense and recognition. Enhance fine motor skills. Improve problem-solving abilities. Foster cognitive development. Promote hands-on learning and engagement. Top Counting Math Activities for Preschoolers

Counting with Everyday Objects

Using everyday objects for counting can make learning relatable and practical. Items such as… Read more

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Connetix with Mathematics: How to Introduce Pre-School Math Concepts

Math is more than a discipline; it is a life. To Pythagoras, “Math rules the universe,” to Descartes, math is instrumental knowledge, the fountainhead from which all the other instrumental knowledge springs. Plato held it to be the highest form of knowledge. Understanding math early on is crucial, and what better way to introduce preschool math concepts than through play? Using Connetix magnetic…

[crustaceousfaggot]

I think it's so funny that people are behaving as though all the Disco Elysium spiritual successors are effectively equivalent.

Cause Dark Math's press releases are all along the lines of "We're making a super cool edgy detective RPG. It's gonna be just like Disco Elysium, except with less words and more bullets, because who likes reading, am I right? Anyways, it's gonna be sooo cool and way more fun than Disco Elysium 😎"

And Longdue has said "uhhh yeah we're not really ready to talk about specifics yet. There's probably gonna be some weird psychological dream stuff going on. Idk. It's gonna be fun trust us"

Meanwhile Summer Eternal has hardly done any interviews, and if you read their manifesto and blog entries they're all like "Capitalism and insatiable corporate greed have irrevocably damaged the infant medium of video games. Workers in our field are treated as commodities at best and entirely disposable at worst. We intend to do everything in our power to create an uncompromised, complete, and unapologetic work of art, or we will do down trying. This isn't about making the next Elysium, this is about making something entirely new and revolutionary."

[charmac]

i wanna be a dennis-small-dick-truther soooo bad but him using the glory hole in macdp1 kills the illusion for me a bit… poisoned by knowledge :o(

Ah, but Dennis' dick in Mac and Charlie Die is merely a shadow...the illusion of a large dick...

It looks massive next to Frank's head like that, for sure, but what is the perspective of the light casting his dick shadow here?

If you look closely at his shadow, you can actually make out the head, so we can basically trace the shadow for a better idea of the scale. Here,

Honestly just at a glance his dick in this depiction seems pretty average, if not small, to me, but we can investigate a little more concretely if we slap a ruler on this screencap to use some basic math and dick average statistics...

The entire length of the dick shadow is about 300 pixels, with the head being 130px of that length. The typical cockhead size is about 1.5 inches, so we can use that number to convert pixels to inches... 130px * ? = 1.5in. ? = 0.0115. 300px * 0.0115 = 3.46 inches.

We know he's still wearing his jeans, and the gloryhole is about half an inch thick, but even if we tack on an extra 1-2 inches to account for the portion of his cock not casting a shadow, I'd be pushing it to let him claim 5.5 inches here... maybe 5.

[d1no-b0y]

Have some colouring sheets! Credits to original owners/creators. Unfortunately, i dont know where a lot is from, but the sippy cup ones are from @littlespacecadets, i think!!

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Printable Numbers Coloring & Tracing Pages for Kids: Fun & Easy Number Learning!

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[salt-dilemma]

when you spent 4 hours solving a math problem only to realise you read the question wrong

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[mikotos-nape-nibbler]

I like your take, but I will say that while many fragmented personality states do not experiences discrete differences, some brains do. Yes it seems "performative" but sometimes brains do that becauae drastically different behavior/views are sometimes required for survival. It's as annoying for the person experiencing it as the person witnessing such a "switch" irl, because both parties are thinking "this seems totally fake."

The whole thing the brain is doing is convincing itself that the thing it is experiencing isn't actually real. Most people don't have distinct parts because the opposite is necessary. However, sometimes parts are extremely distinct because it is necessary.

How this manifests in 09 is completely up to the viewer so your interpretation is completely understandable and valid. However, do understand that overt symptoms don't make someone a sideshow freak. A lot of people carry that sentiment, but it's not true. It's not something that doesn't happen, it's hidden because it scares people.

The language we use to discuss these things is very valuable, and your input is deeply important and well-put. The language many communities use to discuss these things is unhelpful, and catering your discussion experience how you like is great. Still, no one who is truly expressing symptoms like "stereotypical" DID is enjoying their brain's performance. We hope more people can understand that, too.

What if 09 was free to be different day-to-day even when it's deemed weird? You're right that it's dumb to just focus on his self-states, but we can't toss aside their differences as entirely irrelevant. Yamanaka gave us ways to differentiate them because they are influenced by different life experiences.

I hope this doesn't come off as a rant! The way you explain things is very skillful; I understand what you're getting at. Still, it bothers us sometimes that these symptoma tend to be seen as a "circus performance."

nods nods. "discrete" is a different from "different" in the sense that a "discrete" thing means an individually separate entity with no overlap with anything- there is no possibility of continuity. whereas "different" can include some continuity despite a shift from an origin point. yeah, dissociated states can appear vastly different but, due to the fact that there's a continuity via co-existing within one body/brain, it doesn't qualify for the definition of "discrete". and "distinct" just means to appear different enough that it can be considered a haecceity, but not necessarily be inherently discrete. "different" ≠ "distinct" ≠ "discrete"

besides, to be "discrete" is to be static. isn't it kinda strange to call a person a static, non-changing, non-evolving entity? i don't quite see the point in caring if someone appears to be "performative" or not, nor do i care if someone appears "stereotypical" or not. and i especially do not give a shit if someone's being distinct or not; everything's a form of expression in the end and who's to dictate how one is to express their existence? besides, what really matters is how actions and subsequent responses impact an agent(s) or entity/entities. what matters more is how those expressions affect things and if a person is cognizant of why/how they express/phrase something as they do- the deliberation and understanding of one's acts of agency. it's better to know why you chant some slogan rather than to do it mindlessly, right? the same premise goes for what a person says or does or acts.

What if 09 was free to be different day-to-day even when it's deemed weird? You're right that it's dumb to just focus on his self-states, but we can't toss aside their differences as entirely irrelevant. Yamanaka gave us ways to differentiate them because they are influenced by different life experiences.

i think there's some misunderstanding here. analyzing the overarching systems in place that developed Mikoto Kayano in all his complexities isn't casting aside his differences, it's - instead - focusing on what caused X or Y etc. to manifest in Mikoto (which ofc includes whatever caused Z-difference to manifest); analyzing the macrofactors of the world that molds its inhabitants rather than analyzing the expressions of the microworld within a single human being. if you need an analogy, think of anthropology vs psychoanalysis: one is the study of a group of people/community and the other is the intimate study of a single person — patterns within many vs singular expression of individualism. once more, i really could not give a single modicum of fuck about how Mikoto expresses himself, freely or not. i care more about the Cause-Effect in the Cause-Effect-Response continuum when it comes to analyses. everyone's free to focus and approach analyses from whichever angle they choose to, i just happen to like thinking about the more overall structure of things - the panopticon of society itself and its effects en masse rather than the individuals. if you know the foundations of what causes something, it's more effective in changing more things - the structure of things - ergo affecting more people for better or for worse. genuinely if you want to analyze 09 and his psychology, by all means you've always been able to. all i'm yapping about on this account is wanting to see other topics of conversation about him- discussions that aren't just focused on MILGRAM's unethical abductive-reasoning diagnosis of the DID of Mikoto Kayano. i'm all for expanding discussion, not stopping or limiting them lol. and if prohibiting a few words makes it so people have to think and come up with their own ways to phrase things, it would expand the diversity of conceptualizations, understandings, and perspectives all because of phrasing things differently- all because you place yourself in the variety of lenses that gives meaning to the world that different words offer through its usage.

i can understand the frustration of the symptoms of a stigmatized disorder being seen as a "circus performance" and displaying overt symptoms being seen as "freaky" since that's just dehumanizing but there are ways to help destigmatize it. one of many ways is figuring out the language that stigmatizes or destigmatizes because meaning, thus image/stigma/preconceptions/nuance, is constructed in language. it's one of the basal instruments that is actively perpetuating or changing the current mores of thought, thus philosophies, thus people through its usage that is as essential as breathing. why do you think some people have a notion that a disorder like DID is "circus"-adjacent or "freak"-adjacent if not because of the language used to talk about it? words have nuances and if enough of those words-with-nuances surround a community enough, become embedded with it, it affects how its speech community members and outsiders/most of the population will understand it. now, how do you deconstruct stigma in language? (1) be critical of existing language; (2) educating and making speakers understand the meanings embedded in what they say; (3) once that's achieved, it's up to those persons to choose what to do with that further insight and if they'll be more deliberate in how they say things. this can apply to the individual or a/the community that's affected that deliberates what they will do with that language and how it's be approached and transformed to their will. language is a living, communal and mutual instrument that requires the effort of many individuals within the speech community to exist. language isn't static nor are thoughts nor people. things can change for the worst or better.

[threetrenchcoatsinatrenchcoat]

i noticed something interesting in If You Can Count. now i think it may be a songwriting practice to use present tense as much as possible for like semantic punch, but it stands out when Cyrus's whole character is clearly talking about the future, and she never once speaks in future tense (Cyrus actually says "The future is ours/yours" but crucially all of it including that sentence itself is in present tense (it's not "the future will be ours"))

so i went through the whole album, it's a very present tense affair throughout, but there are a few exceptions: Swan does a fair bit of future, Mercy talks a bunch about her future (i love tense-compatible lesbians), Cleon remembers dekalb in the only extended past tense section, and the Cleon-led "someday in the city" sections are future

there's a lotta ways to interpret something like this, but here's what i think. in this album, everyone whose head is in the future is to some degree incomplete. Swan and Mercy realize they need each other. but Cleon's thinking about both the past and future. imo like a leader. but a leader who isn't quite there. Cyrus uses present tense cause the tomorrow she's talking about isn't a tomorrow to her. it's a world Cleon is yet to embody but already knows to look towards

last thought, in the stage adaptation maybe Cyrus and Cleon are the only ones who know they're in a play and can see the audience

[astronnova]

sharing this interaction i had on rivals a couple weeks ago

[strawberry-graveyard]

being a system is like constantly doing a group project except everyone involved is doing a completely different topic than everyone else