PERT Shampoo came out in 1977 when I was a freshman at college in Calculus! It helped a great deal!

Delta Dawn... What's that faded flower you have on? Could it be a faded rose from days gone by?Delta Dawn="Change in Dawn"

I sometimes use an old LP record that I roll and mark along a chalkboard to get the idea of arclength across. The musician was awful, but irrelevant...

I showed a short youtube video about the first ferris wheel and its builder to kick off these problems.

Link for that YT video?

https://youtu.be/Vc-gaTQPfWA

Thanks, Amber !

no problem.

I had one of those fireman's helmets when I was a kid!

Everything will be up on McKeague.com

Bundt cake would be less messy, I think. LOL

My son is 15 so I don't have his stackable cups anymore but I just ordered a set for $3.99 on Amazon!

Until you try to cut a "shell" out. I find a roll of paper towels very helpful!

not for messiness but for shells

I agree!

I missed part 1. Is it available on McKeague.com as well?

Hi Margaret, it certainly is! Feel free to check out all of our recorded Zooms here - https://www.mckeague.com/zoom-meetings.html.

Thanks for that. I missed the first one also. Looking forward to seeing # 1

For exponentials I like to play Spiral Staircase's "More Today Than Yesterday" and we create a love vs. time graph

Thank you for the ideas! I'm excited to share some of this with my peers.

Thank you!

Thank you!

beacon

Thank you so much!

Alan, I really like the trig stuff you showed us. the tangent idea was amazing

Thank you, this was so upbeat!

Thank you!!!!

Thank you everyone!

That was great! Thank you, Alan.

Thank you!

I will send you a follow up on Friday!

thank you Alan

Thanks so much Alan. This was really fun!. I liked the songs too.

Thank you! This was great. I'm going to watch part 1 next!

pat@mathtv.com

Great ideas and songs, bye all

For those not aware, you can save this chat log, too!!

Thanks Alan!

Great ideas!

Thanks, Alan & Pat !!

THank you!