The CryptoClub webpage is designed to provide middle grade students with tools, games and stories for learning about cryptography. Go ahead and try it:

Right now you have to talk with me if you'd like to use these modules. They are designed to be used in teaching number theory, cryptography and/or python programming.

This will come when I get to it.

This is an interactive book for use in teaching Number Theory with applications to cryptography and teaching algebra. If you would like to have the original word documents to modify for your own use be in touch with me.

This interactive workbook for teaching geometry to future elementary and middle school teachers is the current text for MATH 141. If you'd like to download and print this file make sure that your pdf reader does not scale before printing.

This is a list of many probems designed to help future elementary and middle school teachers explore the ideas of calculus. Rather eccentric and overly ambitious in its scope, there are none-the-less some interesting problems, some making connection to middle grade mathemtics, as well as more traditional practice problems. Includes references to Hughes-Hallett, Edition 3, and an early edition of Hungerford's Precalculus. Much is review of concepts learned in MATH 140 and MATH 141, the required sequence of mathematics courses for future elementary teachers.