Math Match: A place for opening lines.
Math Match: They've got your number.
Math Match: Should I give away another punchline that I could use later?
We're righting Proofs, and I have to remind the students of the importance of being "Given" that two line segments are perpendicular. And when it doesn't come to them, you have to prompt them, "how do perpendicular lines meet?"
Well, how do all the other lines meet these days?
No reason to wait to Valentines Day for this one -- and I'd likely forget about it by then.
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