0 Mathematical Autobiography Foldable

How is it possible to already be this far behind with blogging after the FOURTH day of school?!?  Oh, yeah.  It might be due to the fact that I still have lessons from last school year that need to be blogged about.  And, I have yet to finish my #TMC14 reflections.  I feel like I've been constantly on the go since July.  I guess this is the life of a teacher.

This year, I decided I wanted to have my students write a mathematical autobiography.  Not wanting to reinvent the wheel, I did some serious google searching.  It took a while to find, but I finally happened upon some questions that I liked.  This "Mathography" assignment asked students to write a three paragraph essay.  I wanted to use the same questions but make it less intimidating of an assignment for the first week of school.

Here's my foldable version.  Yes, I am truly obsessed.  I guess that's why people kept referring to me as the "foldable queen" at #TMC14... Plus, isn't this cuter than having your students right an essay?  :)

Students who wrote things on the inside of their autobiography that they didn't want others to see were given the option of stapling their autobiography shut in their notebook after I checked it.  

Mathematical Autobiography Foldable - Outside

Mathematical Autobiography Foldable - Inside

  Here's close-ups of the three sections:

The first section is just about "ME" in general.

 The second section is about "ME" as a student.

 And, the third section is specifically about "me as a math student."

Want to download the file for this mathematical autobiography?  Click here.