
Why the Order of Operations Matters: Teaching Function Composition With a Puzzle
Add 2 then multiply by 3, or the other way round? Small worked examples for teaching children composition, inverse operations and working backwards.
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Add 2 then multiply by 3, or the other way round? Small worked examples for teaching children composition, inverse operations and working backwards.

Who gets something out of Math Gates: children around 8 meeting order and inverses, older children meeting negatives and roots, children who dislike worksheets, parents, and adults who like a quiet puzzle.

Ideas that make Math Gates more rewarding: start from the gap, read the line before Run, go back for three stars later, reread the Codex, and set up hints and ads for a child.

New to Math Gates? Read the board, place your first gate, watch the preview line, press Run, and learn what the stars, the discovery cards and the Hint button actually do.

How Math Gates compares with worksheets, DragonBox Algebra, Human Resource Machine, Scratch and puzzle books, and when another option fits better.