Attention teachers: you can use these materials in the classroom to support mathematical problem solving, modeling activities, and art projects. Click here for PD certificates, teacher interviews, and more teacher info.
I really liked the presentation and the activity.
I included what we did with my math class the following day and they really enjoyed it.
– Rick Preston, Tuba City Boarding School, Arizona
Bluebird Math Circle is a supportive community of teachers, students, and their families–everybody who cares or is curious about mathematics, education and Indigenous young people’s futures. Every other week Bluebird MC publishes a flyer with fun and engaging activities that are accessible to everyone. We play with activities in class, at home, and at live online Circle meetings. After each meeting, we publish a recap where Circle members and friends share the ideas they developed in the meeting, ask additional questions, and suggest future topics. Bluebird Math Circle is a community-owned project. You too are invited! To join, email Bluebird, or sign up for newsletter, or register for the next meeting.
You will get your Zoom link by email after you register. Teachers, students, parents, grandparents, and everyone who cares about education and their community’s future is welcome to join.
Register via Meeting ID:
885 0429 4776
Download the flyer for your classroom, family, or group.
Listen with Issue 2 Recap: Holy Person and Frogs: words from the story in Navajo
Email your questions, ideas, problems, art, and designs to Bluebird
Bluebird answers every message.
Friends of Bluebird
Arrowhead Math Circle is located in Western Navajo Nation in Tuba City, Arizona. It was founded by Craig Young in 2016. Our mission is to create positive learning opportunities in mathematical environments for young Indigenous scholars and to establish a mathematical community among students, educators and community members of Indigenous students. Our hope is to inspire our students to pursue STEM careers.
