INTRODUCTION
- What is Math Detective?
- Key Ideas and Math Topics Charts
- Scoring Rubric/Assessment Criteria
- To the Student: Why You Should Become a Math Detective
- Sample Problem: The Camping Trip
- Math Detective Certificate
NUMBER AND NUMERATION
- The Train Ride
- Who's Who
- Well Rounded
- The Inca Quipu
- At the Arcade
- The Sieve of Eratosthenes
- Miguel's Memory Games
- A Walk Through the Park
- Mrs. Sanchez's Four Children
OPERATIONS
- Off to the Movies!
- The Parking Lot Problem
- The Potato Race
- The Camping Trails
- The Mystery Fraction
- The Rainy Week
- The Best Pancake Recipe
- The 2002 State Shopping Spree
GEOMETRY
- Angle Billboards
- Trip to the Game
- The Perennial Garden
- The Quadrilateral Factory
- The Toy Box Project
- The Case of the Missing Money
- The Math Teachers' Room
PROBABILITY
- Sum of Six
- The Buttons
- The Spinner Game
- The Game of Dish
- The Breakfast Special
STATISTICS
- The Great Goldfish Giveaway
- Jameel's Math Scores
- Cody's Homework Graph
- Temperature Tale of Two Cities
- Making Money Mowing
- The World Record Fish Reports
PRE-ALGEBRA
- The King Orders the Operations!
- Symbol Says
- The Case of the Missing Numbers
- The Busy Elevator
- The Function Machines Go Nuts!
ANSWERS
TEACHER NOTES
Test Preparation
Math Detective® prepares students for many assessment tests, including the ones listed below
State Assessment Tests - All 50 states
Otis-Lennon School Ability Test (OLSAT?7)
Metropoliton Achievement Test (MAT 7 & MAT 8)
Stanford Achievement Test™ (SAT/9; SAT/10)
Iowa Tests of Basic Skills® (ITBS®)
California Achievement Tests (CAT/6)
and many more!