While researching for Pi Day, we came across some great math blogs that we thought we’d share with you.  All of these blogs help promote learning math in a fun and creative way, so stop by for some great references and resources:

Wild About Math
Ramblings of a Math Mom
Planet Math
Let’s Play Math!
The Math Mojo Chronicles
Homeschool Math Blog
Math-Blog.com
DreamBox Learning
Tanya Khovanova Math Blog
Kids Math Blog
Learn with Math Games
LazyMaths.com

Absolutely adorable!

Do you have a video we should see?  Send it our way!

You already know that we’re celebrating Pi Day this year with our Pi Day Collection, and we found some great sites that we thought you should check out:

Pi Across America
Celebrating Pi Day 2010 on Squidoo(really great collection of Pi sites)
PiDay.org
Pi on YouTube
Pi Day Challenge
Pi Day at Education World

Lots of creative ideas for celebrating Pi Day.  Have fun!

Pi Day is March 14th! At RRR, we know that math and music go hand-in-hand, and celebrating with our Pi Day collection is a fun and creative new way to teach!

Covering three topics related to pi, our songs help bring a unique approach to the classroom that will help your students understand and internalize these math concepts.

Our math songs will have your students recalling math formulas with ease:

When you’re measuring a cube you can’t measure it wrong
‘Cause every single little side of it is equally long
So to calculate the volume it’s pretty simple, you see?
Take any side of it and raise it to the power of three

You’ll also get worksheets, games, a crossword puzzle, a resource guide for online activities and the state standards specifically tailored to support this bundle.  Integrate some of these songs and activities into your math lesson plans and you’ll see the results right away!

For more information, please visit our Pi Day Collection Page.

We love when teachers use our music!  Do you have something to share with us?  Please let us know!

We’re happy to announce that Taunia Soderquist has joined the RRR team to help manage our customer support and social media relationships.

As a professional musician and educator, she’s excited to be working directly with teachers and students in a musically creative environment.  In fact, you can hear Taunia’s vocals on one of our most popular recordings, “Figurative Language.”

Feel free to leave a comment and say hello to the newest RRR team member!

mattlehrer:

How to levitate by standing next to a wet spot on the sidewalk

Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy [via]

song: Unstoppable by Santigold

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We’re hiring!

College/graduate students, freelancers, part-timers, and others with 2 hours/day to work from their home/cafe/etc. should take a look.

Rhythm, Rhyme, Results (“triple R”) is an educational media company that specializes in producing educational rap music for middle school students. The company won two 2009 Parents’ Choice Awards and received top marks from Common Sense Media, and has been featured on NPR, YouTube, the New York Times online, and more. Fans range from rural Texas to suburban Illinois to urban New York, and all points between.