How many times can you fold a piece of paper in half?
You can investigate this problem further. First, visit this site. Then, although you may only understand the first two paragraphs, try this site. What have you learned?
For Thursday:
1. Finish Lesson 8-5, Review.
2. Complete Lesson 8-5, Covering the Reading and Review.
13 comments:
Hi Mrs. Burke,
I liked the websites! I think it's pretty cool that one girl broke three records in folding a piece of paper, in one day! I guess this proves that nothing is impossible!
See you tomorrow,
AMS
Mrs. Burke--
For some reason the links to the websites aren't working for me. I'll try them at break tommorow and share my thoughts with you then.
Evan
Hey Mrs. Burke,
I learned that it does not matter how thick the paper is, you should be able to fold it the same amount of times. See you tomorrow.
I just looked at the website with britney. Its neat how she folded that sheet 12 times. See you tomorrow!
-BIGBOY
I CAN POST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Mrs. Burke,
I can post now, so I know you are all super duper excited that i am back on the blog. I am ready for class tomorrow. That paper folding girl is ripped.
Dear Mrs. Burke,
I learned about the Geometric Sequence from the first website and from the second, I learned that Britney set a world record as a junior in high school. That's pretty cool! On the first website, they mentioned a checkerboard-rice problem. I think I saw a problem like that in our math book! See you later!
KES
Hi Mrs. Burke,
sorry for commenting now, I totally forgot yesterday! I learned about a Geomtric Sequence. I didn't actually know it had a name!
One the 2nd site, I didn't understand limits. Can you explain them in class today!
See you later!
~wiesej
**The checkerboard-rice problem is the same as the wheat problem with the peasant and the king!!!
~wiesej
Hi Mrs. Burke,
My account finally works! I went to the website yesterday with Britney.
c_luc
-I mean I went to the website about Britney, yesterday.
Hi Mrs. Burke,
I am studying for the math quiz that is tomorrow. It makes a lot more sense now.
See you tomorrow!
~wiesej
Hi Mrs. Burke,
See you at the dance! :)
~KES and wiesej
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