3.14156 and All That, Mar 1986, 226-227
200% of Nothing, Feb 1994, 132-133
An ABSOLUTE-ly VALUE-able Manipulative, Apr 1991, 303-307
Activities: Periodic Pictures, Feb 1987, 126-137
Archimedes' Pi-An Introduction to Iteration, Mar 1988, 208-210
Bingo Games: Turning Student Intuitions into Investigations in Probability and Number Sense. Mar. 2000, 200206 (see also Oct. 2000, 577)
Casting Out Nines: An Explanation and Extensions, Nov 1990, 661-665
The Chain Letter: An Example of Exponential Growth, Feb 1987, 114-115
Computational Mathematics: An Introduction to Numerical Approximation, Feb 1987, 163
Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics: Developing Number Sense, Addenda Series, Grades 5-8, Dec 1991, 764
Determining Ãx with Base-Ten Blocks-Do the Blocks Lie?, Jan 1987, 32-35
Geometric Patterns for Exponents, Dec 1992, 746-749
If the Product of Two Numbers Is Zero
, Feb 1994, 89
Images of Infinity, Mar 1989, 226
Infinite Sequences: A Logical (?) Extension, Mar 1992, 228-229
Infinity: The Twilight Zone of Mathematics, Apr 1989, 284-292
Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences, Oct 1989, 577-578
Mastering Mathematical Concepts, Jan 1987, 75
Mathematical Ideas, 5th ed, Nov 1986, 670
Mathematics for Liberal Arts: A Problem-Solving Approach, May 1987, 410-411
Microcomputer Unit: Generating Random Numbers, Feb 1986, 132-136
A Mindset for Math, Apr 1990, 333
New Questions about Numbers Outside the Mathematics Classroom, Mar 1986, 216-217, 208
Number Concepts and Operations in the Middle Grades, Mar 1989, 223-224
Number sense, Sep 1988, 437-440
The Odd-Numbered Magic Square, Feb 1989, 139-141
Patterns of Postage-Stamp Production, Mar 1992, 188-189
Pi Day, Feb 1994, 86-87
Pi in the Sky: Counting, Thinking, and Being, May 1993, 430
Powers of Ten: About the Relative Size of Things in the Universe, Sep 1995, 524-526
Pre-Algebra Topics: Exponents and Prime Numbers; Integers; Whole Numbers, Feb 1995, 149-150
Problems, Patterns, and Recreations, Oct 1994, 516-519
Reaching for Infinity: Puzzles, Paradoxes and Brain Teasers #3, Nov 1991, 679-680
A Simple Periodic Function, Nov 1986, 619-621
Teaching Difficult Problems Involving Absolute-Value Signs, May 1988, 373-374
Using Number Lines to Solve Difficult Absolute-Value Problems, Apr 1986, 260-263
Variations on a Well-Known Trick, Oct 1987, 586-590
Visual Thinking and Number Relationships, Apr 1988, 267-272