Noggin-to-Go

This week's Noggin-to-Go real-world problem to solve:

Cogitate on the experience of solving a maze juxtaposed to the experience of completing several mathematical patterns. Then write an answer to the following reflection question: Which activity was more fun for you to do and why? Email your answer to andrea.kittelson1@lausd.net

How are cogitation and reflection 'real world problems to solve'? Well, the giant snarl of your own brain is the most important snarl of all to untangle, because once you figure out your own process, you will be able to fully utilize your process and skills for the benefit of humankind.

Today's math patterns activity came from this book:



Here is the maze:

Have a great weekend, Walgrove!

Noggin-to-Go

This week's Noggin-to-Go real-world problem to solve:

Come up with a clever way to encourage Walgrove students to eat the fruit that comes with the cafeteria breakfast and lunch. 

WHY should kiddos eat the fruit? 

In addition to coming up with a clever campaign that encourages fruit consumption, come up with a list of at least 7 reasons WHY kiddos should eat the school fruit. 

ALSO, share with your family, today's Rites and Bites of the Round Table songwriting assignment. 

Turn in today's songwriting assignment via email. Send to: andrea.kittelson1@lausd.net

Have a great weekend, Walgrove!