Suggested activities for its use with young children and for lessons in probability are also included. HQX or PDF format. Eddie adds to his files with interviews of architects and photos of the buildings they have designed. Students continue Eddie's polygon quest in their own series of activities, working with math manipulatives, visiting Internet sites and building polyhedra from simple materials. They blend the knowledge with their study of history and art to create computer drawings of California Missions for fourth graders or colonial buildings from the American Revolution for fifth grade students.
Students then look for patterns and write the answer algebraically.
There are 1000 lockers, all shut and unlocked, and 1000 students. Suppose the first student goes along the row and opens every other locker. The second student then goes along and shuts every other locker beginning with number 2. The third student changes the state of every third locker beginning with number 3. The fourth student changes the state of every fourth locker beginning with number 4.