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Under 3D solids, I saw I could unfold them!

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Under 3D solids, I saw I could unfold them!

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I like that you can take the labels off the fraction bars.

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I like that you can take the labels off the fraction bars.

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The fraction circle tool is cool too, kids so often need visual support with fractions.

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The fraction circle tool is cool too, kids so often need visual support with fractions.

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What a great number line tool, where I can control the beginning number, ending number, step size (Even decimal steps!), and how many "divisions" are shown within each step.

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What a great number line tool, where I can control the beginning number, ending number, step size (Even decimal steps!), and how many "divisions" are shown within each step.

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I agree, and you could easily create a double number line when doing ratios.

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I agree, and you could easily create a double number line when doing ratios.

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I used "Polygons" to get some polygon shapes, then I went to "measuring tools" and grabbed a protractor to measure the angles!  WOO HOO!  Could also measure sides using a ruler.

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I used "Polygons" to get some polygon shapes, then I went to "measuring tools" and grabbed a protractor to measure the angles!  WOO HOO!  Could also measure sides using a ruler.

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Polyhedral dice!  When you click "randomize" it rolls the dice for you!

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Polyhedral dice!  When you click "randomize" it rolls the dice for you!

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Algebra tiles are easy to manipulate

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The xy-coordinate plane was easy to edit and change scales

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The xy-coordinate plane was easy to edit and change scales

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Oh my goodness.  Under "Charts and Statistics", I figured out I first have to make an x y table, then once my data is set, I grab the blue triangle on the table and "connect" it to an line graph to graph my data!

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Oh my goodness.  Under "Charts and Statistics", I figured out I first have to make an x y table, then once my data is set, I grab the blue triangle on the table and "connect" it to an line graph to graph my data!