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Math is everywhere
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When going through your day, you may not realize how much math surrounds you. Second grader, Jim Patrick, sees math everywhere. From the fractions in the pizza you eat for lunch to the multiplication you can use to check the time, Jim encourages us all to recognize the math in our lives. This Talk was given at TED-Ed Weekend in New York City. To learn more, go to https-//www.ted.com/attend/conferences/special-events/ted-ed-weekend The TED-Ed Clubs program supports students in discovering, exploring and presenting their big ideas in the form of short, TED-style talks. In TED-Ed Clubs, students work together to discuss and celebrate creative ideas. Club Leaders receive TED-Ed's flexible curriculum to guide their Members in developing presentation literacy skills to help inspire tomorrow's TED speakers and future leaders. This presentation was completed by participating in a TED-Ed Club and produced independently of the TED Conferences. Only approved Club Leaders (ed.ted.com/clubs) are able to upload TED-Ed Club presentations on behalf of their students. *If you see any video that should be flagged as offensive, please let us know by emailing tededclubs@ted.com
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hi my name is Jim I’m seven years old
and second grade i like to wear with my girls and I like math
did you know a fraction is part of a whole
it works like this if you see a pizza that’s fun to 12 slices and you take one slice
you have 112 on the whole entire pizza
when I’m done I hope you learn all the different kinds of math and some math vocabulary
I also want you to learn how more knife is in the entire world
I have a secret
I told myself enough as a toddler
I’m even writing my own book about adding subtracting multiplying dividing and other numbers
I’m also going to have lots of equations in my book
math is everywhere when you buy things start a car pick bill so time
any of when you’re cooking multiplication is used by a lot of different people
did you know we even use multiplication that’s all time not a clock
it works like this
if the small hands on the seven that means it’s a new call for our hands on the eighth that means at 7:40
i used multiplication 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
5 times 8 equals 40 the clock says 7:40
I learned how to tell time because I kept them in frustrated not knowing how it’s done I had to play before bedtime
but if I have to go to bed at 8:00 and the clocks at 7:49 calculate how much time I have left
in this case I have a whole twenty more minutes to play
first raters use multiplication too
for example you couldn’t tell how many kids can be in a wasum
just rules about how many kids are at table how many tables there are
additional r1 r2 and kamee they aren’t important
for example let’s say you’re honoring cookies frogs at the party with the principal
you definitely want to make sure you have enough
so if there are thirty students are at the party and a hundred seventy more students join the party
how many cookies do we need now
wait
see my right breast of the school and a thousand martinis join
how many cookies doing it now
1,200 also said 1200
another example is in science
let’s say nine compulsions
then kind of go okras make nine more
knives made a hundred of course
but let’s say only native 15
now I can use subtraction it’s just the office of addition to figure out how next Republicans we have
so you can subtract the 15 potions we need from 100 potions we have now these laws whether they define extra
fractions are all around us too
we can even add subtract them
for example if I add a clause a cupcake they need another half of the cupcake I’ve eaten three quarters of a cupcake
or when my mom makes a pie made two thirds of the pie if only 1/3 a pie graph for everyone else
did you know magnificent numbers are round is 2
if we require this
if a negative numbers to a positive number, and there are more negative one, some postive ones ones something negative number
for example so you lose negative 10 equals
negative 7
we’re a hundred minus 200 he was negative 100
that’s pretty cool look how much there is around us
there’s really a lot of math
there also questions shapes and patterns
if you want to learn more and more about all of this make sure to listen to repeat for experts math like me
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