Spring 2023 at FUNDAPROMAT: Calculus for 5-Year-Olds Materials

It was my pleasure to present for the wonderful math friends at the Panamanian Foundation for the Promotion of Mathematics (FUNDAPROMAT). Their mission is to change the world’s perception so that one and all can experience mathematics as accessible, relevant and inherently joyous. Check out FUNDAPROMAT events and projects!I presented about making calculus radically accessible. As in, actually doing calculus activities with five-year-old children. Why? Because young calculus goes to show that everyone can learn advanced mathematics in kind ways! #ELI5I shared a 3-minute presentation introducing Natural Math. Then we did some activities from the math circles that I run with young mathematicians and their families. Below are the flyers that I shared, and maybe a few more relevant ones, to give context to the activities.Tree FractalsSubstitution Fractals This is a middle-school version of the activities; the flyer for my youngest group is coming up soon.Fractal Dimension of Pomo Baskets Fractal Dimension SlidesIntegrals: Shapes out of ShapesIntegrals: Time-Lapse Vision and Shapes of Revolution  Posted in A Math Circle Journey

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