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Features Exponentially Grow with Our New ONLINE TOMT!
by Aleta Joy Doss,
Sandy High School,
OCTM President
Print is a wonderful medium of communication. It arrives in your mailbox with the newly printed smell, and you can flip through the pages while enjoying coffee. Yet, the printedTOMT (The Oregon Mathematics Teacher) journals have their limitations. Words and pictures can convey many ideas, but withTOMTonline we can include videos, links, and much more.
With our new TOMT, multimedia online resources can be added anytime. Everyone can access the content at their convenience the instant it is uploaded.
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Overview: Prime Climb, as the box will tell you, is a beautiful, colorful, mathematical game and this is underselling it. This game will not only challenge your students’ abilities to do multi-digit calculations to get the coveted prime number 101. Prime cards can ruin, help, or hurt. With the thrill of bumping your opponents back to the start, Prime Climb will have your students thinking less about how they are doing math and more on whatis the best calculation to achieve a winning situation.