San Antonio, TX

July 15-17

BOOTH

MOEMS Booth

PERSONNEL
Dorothy Hess Richard Kalman
  Dennis Mulhearn Eric O'Brien Mary Altieri
DAY/DATE/TIME
Thurs - Sat Jul. 15-17

 

SPEAKER

Dennis Mulhearn

GRADES
3 - 5
DAY/DATE/TIME
Thurs. July 15 8 - 9 am
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 207 B
TITLE
IT STARTS WITH A CUBE
DESCRIPTION

A cube or a stack of cubes is the starting point for many rich problems involving even more math concepts. Work your way through factors, combinatorics, volume, surface area, networks, and more by solving Math Olympiad problems. A dozen of these 4-6 minute cube problems provide a fresh approach to these topics. As a participant, you will receive over 50 additional Math Olympiad problems to take back to your students.

 

SPEAKER

Dennis Mulhearn

GRADES
3 - 5
DAY/DATE/TIME
Thurs. July 15 2:15 - 3:15 pm
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 207 B
TITLE
IT STARTS WITH A CUBE
DESCRIPTION

A cube or a stack of cubes is the starting point for many rich problems involving even more math concepts. Work your way through factors, combinatorics, volume, surface area, networks, and more by solving Math Olympiad problems. A dozen of these 4-6 minute cube problems provide a fresh approach to these topics. As a participant, you will receive over 50 additional Math Olympiad problems to take back to your students.

 

SPEAKER

Richard Kalman

GRADES
3 - 5
DAY/DATE/TIME
Fri. July 16 9:15 - 10:15 am
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 006 D
TITLE
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?
DESCRIPTION
These 5 authentic Math Olympiad problems were given to about 40,000 fifth graders in 2009-2010, many of them gifted. Can you solve them? Attendees will receive a packet of additional problems (YES! Solutions ARE included!) to stretch students properly for high-stakes testing.

 

SPEAKER

Mary Altieri

TITLE
Wading Pools and Water Wings for Problem Solving
GRADES
3 - 5
DAY/DATE/TIME
Fri. July 16 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 213AB
DESCRIPTION
Teaching kids to be swimmers by throwing them into the deep water and then walking away doesn't have such good results. Teaching kids to be problem solvers by throwing challenging problems at them doesn't work any better. Use support strategies to help them succeed in problem solving. Get your mathematical water wings here!

 

SPEAKER

Richard Kalman

GRADES
6 -8
DAY/DATE/TIME
Fri. July 16 2:15 - 3:15 pm
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 006 D
TITLE
MY FAVORITE 20 MATH OLYMPIAD PROBLEMS: AND 50 MORE!
DESCRIPTION
Challenge young minds with these rich and engaging classic problems. Prepare them well for assessments by deepening their understanding of math while you excite their imagination and give them the thrill of mastery.

 

SPEAKER

Eric O'Brien

GRADES
3 - 8
DAY/DATE/TIME
Fri. July 16 3:30 - 4:30 pm
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center River 001A
TITLE
MULTIPLE WAYS TO MULTIPLY
DESCRIPTION

Empower your students to complete two-digit and three-digit computation mentally with greater speed, accuracy and confidence. You may find yourself asking, "Why didn't we learn it this way?"

 

SPEAKER

Eric O'Brien

GRADES
6 - 8
DAY/DATE/TIME
Sat. July 17 9:15 - 10:15 am
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 216AB
TITLE
IN PRAISE OF THE PERFECT SQUARE
DESCRIPTION

Energize the level of computation in your middle school classroom by computing squares mentally, by finding visual and numeric patterns inherent in the formation of square numbers, and by applying mathematical properties to calculate products of numbers that are based on perfect squares. You will look at the distributive, associative and commutative properties with a whole new sense of appreciation.

 

SPEAKER

Mary Altieri

TITLE
Wading Pools and Water Wings for Problem Solving
GRADES
3 - 5
DAY/DATE/TIME
Sat. July 17 9:45 - 11:15 am
LOCATION
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 213AB
DESCRIPTION
Teaching kids to be swimmers by throwing them into the deep water and then walking away doesn't have such good results. Teaching kids to be problem solvers by throwing challenging problems at them doesn't work any better. Use support strategies to help them succeed in problem solving. Get your mathematical water wings here!