A collection of digital wonders and some other stuff
Happy new year! Here are my most view posts of 2025:1
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Laughing Wild — by Christopher Durang: 4,120
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Apple Photos – How to view all unnamed faces – Solved: 887
About Me: 399
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Frequently Asked Questions: 231
Tab Cola Commercial: 225
Here’s a quick table of my most view posts in 20241
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Secret Hitler – Print and Play: 5,616
Home page / Archives: 4,147
Laughing Wild — by Christopher Durang: 1,833
Laughing Wild — by Christopher Durang: 578
The Face of Dr. Claw Revealed!: 427
Tab Cola Commercial: 269
Edmonton Spelling Test on Google Forms: 266
Backmasking Info: 247
More Backmasking Songs: 234
Stairway to Heaven Backwards Full Lyrics: 7,118
Secret Hitler – Print and Play: 6,014
Home page / Archives: 5,019
Laughing Wild — by Christopher Durang: 1,097
Tab Cola Commercial: 493
The Face of Dr. Claw Revealed!: 324
Backmasking Info: 249
Robert Plant on Stairway to Heaven Backwards: 242
Best First Guess Word For Wordle: 217
Shooting near the Bowen Ranch: 200
Stairway to Heaven Backwards Full Lyrics: 4,475
Secret Hitler – Print and Play: 2,516
Laughing Wild — by Christopher Durang: 916
Tab Cola Commercial: 569
Pattern Rule for 5, 10, 15, 30, 45, 50: 244
Backmasking in Lady Gaga’s Paparazzi: 222
Shooting near the Bowen Ranch: 176
Dell Laser Printer 1100 Driver for macOS Big Sur: 140
Robert Plant on Stairway to Heaven Backwards: 137
Mathler: 129
Stairway to Heaven Backwards Full Lyrics: 4,859
Home page / Archives: 4,850
Laughing Wild: 972
Secret Hitler – Print and Play: 795
Tab Cola Commercial: 715
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ShamWow Guy in Prison: 368
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Frequently Asked Questions: 181
(Previously 2020)
There are quick ways to multiply two numbers, and these patterns of multiplication are easy to remember. Below are some patterns involved in multiplying numbers by 2, 5, 6, 9, 12, and 20.
Here’s a handy pdf handout version: patterns of multiplication.
While teaching sixth grade math yesterday, I came across this tricky question in the “Pearson Math Makes Sense” textbook. Unfortunately, it didn’t take long for things to not make sense.
The book shows the following input / output table.
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| 5 | 0 |
| 10 | 2 |
| 15 | 3 |
| 30 | 7 |
| 45 | 8 |
| 50 | 11 |
It notes that some of the outputs were intentionally incorrect and asks students to identify and correct the mistakes. That was easy enough but it then asks students to “Write the pattern for the input.”
This is where I became lost.
Continue reading “Pattern Rule for 5, 10, 15, 30, 45, 50”
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