Nancy Powell's Web Pages
for Students, Parents, and Teachers!

1. Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education
2. ERIC/CSMEE National Clearinghouse that houses information and materials for Science, Math and Environment Teaching
3. Eratosthenes Measures the Earth's CircumferenceLearn how Eratosthenes used geometry to find the circumference and diameter of the earth.
4. Escher resources
5. Escher Art Gallery- This site not only shows you some of Escher's art work, but also shares some of Escher's quotes and some ideas about each of the works shown. A contest is also mentioned at this site!
6. Escher's Art Museum
7. Euclid's Elements form one of the most beautiful and influential works of science in the history of humankind. Its beauty lies in its logical development of geometry and other branches ofmathematics. This site uses Java Applets to illustrate the concepts
8. Escher Patterns

1. Famous Curves -- Click on the name of a curve to see its history and some of its associated curves.
2. Find it Fast!
3. Finding Food Preferences
4. Forum Internet Resource Collection
5. A Fractals Lesson - A fractals lesson for elementary and middle school students where students will draw a Sierpinski Triangle and a Koch Snowflake while exploring the properties of fr actals. Teachers notes are included.
6. Free Standing Structure - This activity is designed to show students that cost, time, planning, modeling, designs, teamwork, and application are important in learning about "real world" construction projects.

1. Gallery of Interactive Geometry Interactive geometry activities from the Geometry Center.
2. Gender Equity for Mathematics and Science - A Woodrow Wilson Leadership Conference
3. General Resources
4. Geometers' SketchPad Archive #1
5. Geometers' SketchPad Archive #2
6. The Geometry Center Welcome Page
7. Geometry Forum Internet Collection - art
8. Geometry Forum Internet Collection - High School Math
9. Glenbrook South Internet Projects
10. Global Grocery List generates a living, growing table of peer collected information to be used by classes of all levels and subject areas. Lists have been used to enhance math, science, social studies, health, and writing instruction. They can be used to practice calculations, as an information basis to draw conclusions, and as a springboard for writing assignments.
11. GOALS 2000: A ProgressReport -- National Education Goals
12. Good News Bears - On line interdisciplinary project specifically designed for middle school students and teachers. This project revolves around an interactive stock market competetition between classmates using real time stock market data from the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ. There are lesson plans, reproducible pages, and student forms.
13. Great Penny Toss A simple yet powerful activity classroom activity on probability.

1. Helping Your Child Learn Math - Parents and the Schools
2. Helping Your Child Learn Math - What Should I Expect from a Math Program
3. Helping Your Child Learn Math - Resources

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Nancy Powell is the Lead Teacher of the Mathematics Department at Bloomington High School in Bloomington, IL
For more information or comments about this Web site, contact
Nancy Powell at npowell@bhs-ms.org

The BHS Mathematics Department would like to thank
Dave's World (dave-world.net) for providing the Web space for this site.

This site was last updated on August 14, 1997