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Mathematics for Elementary Teachers: A Conceptual Approach

Distributions Applet

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This interactive includes grids and tiles that move randomly across a grid. One challenge is to predict the square at the opposite edge of a grid upon which a tile will most likely land. It is interesting that such random movements when applied to many tiles produce dependable patterns.
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