#GMW2024 #explodingdots
We're on our way to lighting up the world yet again!
Try Exploding Dots with your students for GMW2024. Become part of a global phenomenon. Let folk know on social media.
7.8 million teachers and students have played with Exploding Dots.
Let's see how the numbers grow again this year!
Use the tags #GMW2024 and #explodingdots.
Middle-School Level Materials and High-School Materials
The story of Exploding Dots began with James being challenged to teach some advanced high-school math that was, in reality, just the human story of place-value in disguise. So, he taught that story, making the advanced math joyful, natural, and a non-issue.
Click the PLAY button above to see the math.
How do you say the number 175487 in your language?
We're asked people to teach us how they say the big number 175 487 in their local language.
You can still write to us or video us saying the number. Be sure to tell us what language are you speaking, and, please translate word-for-word into English what you are saying. Most people don't think about the individual words themselves and they are often surprising.
Watch the video for details and to see how surprising it can be!
VIDEOGTEN'S Global Maths Lesson
Let's break the world record for the largest math lesson! (Not the amount of math in the lesson. The number of people doing the lesson together!)
THE HISTORY OF EXPLODING DOTS
Have you wondered about the story behind the Global Math Project and Exploding Dots?
This short presentation tells it all.
VIDEOTALKS, LESSONS, and MIND-BENDY PUZZLES
The Global Math Project, with their friends at CYFEMAT , have been giving live lessons on Exploding Dots in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
And GMP Ambassadors regularly share their exuberant joy for math too!
See recordings of past presentations below.