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Week of Inspirational Math Day 4 Irrational Folding Day 4 Video * As you are watching * What really strikes you? * Why is it important to believe in yourself? Irrational Folding * Using a square piece of paper, make a visual proof

Week of Inspirational Math Day 4 “Irrational Folding”
Day 4 Video * As you are watching… * What really strikes you? * Why is it important to believe in yourself?
Irrational Folding * Using a square piece of paper, make a visual proof showing the locations of √1 through the √10 on a number line.
Reflection * Reflect on the video and the importance of believing in yourself. * When did you believe in yourself in today’s activity? * When have you surprised yourself with what you could do (today or any other time in math)?

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