Carnival of Math 22
2007 December 17
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Jonathan,
Thanks very much for the plug and for the blog roll addition.
More arithmetic movies are coming. The next few will be about the Vedic techniques for arithmetic, which are not very familiar to most people although there have been hints of these techniques by some readers in some of the comments on my blog.
Sol
Bingo is very useful for teaching maths in my experiance.