This episode digs deeper into the how and why of the order of operations. Want to learn how to evaluate an expression with multiple operations? Have a listen! Find resources mentioned in this episode at: www.micdropmaths.com

Ep2: Order's Up

Mic Drop Maths is the original and the only mathematical podcast for kids! Hosted by Whitney Wells-Corfield, a nationally recognized mathematics teacher, and starring her students. This podcast is designed for 4th-6th graders. Our mission is to make high quality mathematics instruction accessible to everyone and to spread our love for mathematics far and wide. Everyone has a maths brain! Visit our website www.micdropmaths.com for follow along resources for each episode.

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Have you been bent out of shape? Well, come meet the 180 degree straight angle. She's here to straighten out a disagreement between acute and obtuse angles. Even the 90 degree angle thinks she's right! Tune in to see how these angles out work out their differences by finding their sums!

Ep8: Straight Talk

Attention! Circles aren’t scary! Come to our Circle Bootcamp and get the full 360 of why circles deserve a round of applause for being so awesome! Learn how to not only identify a circle’s diameter, radius, circumference, and chord, but also how to better understand their relationships. Forward roll! 

Find the resources mentioned in this episode at www.micdropmaths.com

Ep7: Circle Boot Camp

Rhyming and singing in maths? That’s right! Come along with us as we explore how to find factors and multiples. Tune in if you want to learn some elementary mathematical skills that will help you all the way through calculus! Find the resources mentioned in this episode at www.micdropmaths.com

Ep6: Factor Factor Bo Bactor

Is there a mean side to maths? Listen to find out! In this episode students are introduced to statistics. Mean, median, and mode are explored as measures of center and range is investigated as a measure of spread. Tune in if you want to be a statistician as well as a mathematician! Find the resources mentioned in this episode at www.micdropmaths.com

Ep2: Order's Up

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