​Staffrm #29daysofwriting Challenge (2016)

I wrote this series of posts for the #29daysofwriting challenge from Staffrm. I'd not used the site much before, although I had read the occasional blog. I can whole-heartedly recommend signing up, particularly if you're a blogger or enjoy educational blogs - there is a lot of good-quality stuff on there.
  1. Math like an Egyptian    Five things I've learned about Egyptian fractions
  2. Curves, carpets and sponges    Sierpiński fractal patterns
  3. Why angles in a triangle aren't always 180    Spherical and hyperbolic space
  4. I thought Christmas was over...?    Fermat's Christmas theorem
  5. Making money    Curves of constant width
  6. Quadratic crossover    Chords on quadratic graphs
  7. Seven    Seven interesting facts about 7
  8. What's in a name?    A bit of fraction etymology
  9. What have the Romans ever done for us?    The numbers 1 to 5
  10. Origins: m and π    Why use these letters?
  11. Romanes eunt domus    Latin -us words in mathematics
  12. Zzz...    Why use Z to represent integers?
  13. Circular thinking    Naming the parts of a circle
  14. Love is in the air!    Sentimentality and graph of a heart
  15. #teacher5adaysketch    My hobbies
  16. #teacher5adaysketch    My school shoes
  17. #teacher5adaysketch    Choose a piece of art
  18. #teacher5adaysketch    Film or book
  19. #teacher5adaysketch    Use a tablet or computer
  20. My school days   When I were young... 
  21. Half term self-assessment   What went well, even better if?
  22. Grid lines - a HCF and LCM investigation    An interesting way to look at HCF and LCM
  23. Cuisenaire rods and introducing algebra    Putting ideas into practice
  24. This evening, I have mostly been...    The joys of procrastination
  25. Five ideas for square numbers    Investigations for squares
  26. Friday feels    Real life catches up and I've actually been out of the house!
  27. Exploring decimal time    100 minutes in an hour?
  28. Five good things    Counting your blessings
  29. Fractions with Cuisenaire    Expressions using Cuisenaire rods