Global Math Week 2021 has come to an end ... but the Math Joy Continues!
See below for recordings from the week, plus ways to stay engaged all year long!
Exploding Dots is the world's favorite GMP topic!
Access videos, practice materials, and lessons plans above.
Or count classroom KAPOWs with BuzzMath's fabulous web app.
The student CODE-BREAKER Challenge is over.
Students (and teachers) cracked the mighty strange code to the right and prizes have been sent.
Here's the answer: YOU DON'T ACTUALLY NEED VOWELS TO DECIPHER MESSAGES.

Transform your Classroom: Professional Development
The story of place-value permeates the entire curriculum and underlies so many standards.
We offer a unique, experiential form of PD--enjoy us teaching classes for you and then digging into deep discussion about the math and pedagogy based on what you just witnessed.
CoachingRECORDINGS OF ALL THE TALKS AND LESSONS
Enjoy the lessons we offered during Global Math Week in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
And, enjoy all the GMP Ambassador talks as GMP friends share their joyous takes on math: Soccer and Maths, Dragon Curves, Mind-Bending Puzzles, and more!
Make a MATH IS ___ Poster Fun and Video Contest!
Have you seen our MATH IS video? It gives us goosebumps of joy each and every time we view it.
Students, teachers, and enthusiasts everywhere have been making posters with the words "MATH IS" followed by their answer. Would you care to make a poster too and join the fun?
Take a photo of your poster - with nothing more than the poster showing - and send it our way. We'll happily then post it on social media for you.
Feel free to be mighty creative!
Further details can be found here
MORE!
Make a MATH IS__ video with your local community, and win classroom/club supplies.
Details here. SUBMIT YOUR IMAGE
A WEEK OF GMP MATH JOY TALKS
The Global Math Project teamed up with CYFEMAT to give live lessons on Exploding Dots in Spanish and Portuguese, along with James giving lessons in English.
And GMP Ambassadors signed up to share their exuberant joy for math too!
See recordings of the presentations below.