As I have mentioned in the previous post, I will be abandoning this blog and I will be transferring the posts to Math and Multimedia under the Mathematical Palette category….

After having much thought, I have decided to merge this blog to Mathematics and Multimedia, my main blog. I believe that I won’t have time to sustain this blog anymore…

If you have noticed, Math Palette has a new look. I remember a friend saying that if it’s a palette, then it should be colorful. Here’s  her wish. Thanks to…

I promised that you will never do any computation or thinking in this blog, but a blog with no interaction is no good. Besides, this is just arithmetic. So, what…

It’s the end of the year and it’s time for us to look back at the most popular posts of 2012. We look at the most popular posts in terms…

Since it’s Christmas, I am going to share to you about something that relates Christmas and Mathematics:Gift Wrapping. If you are wondering what is the relationship between that two, have…

If you have enjoyed the post What Pi Sounds Like, you might want to listen to its “sister” Tau. Tau denoted by is the proposed symbol for the ratio of the…

Did you ever wonder how numbers will sound? In the video below, artist Michael Blake assigns notes to the the first 31 digits of the decimal numbers of pi (or…

Welcome to the 55th edition of the Mathematics Teachers at Play Blog Carnival. The number 55 is the 10th Fibonacci number and the sum of the first 10 counting numbers….

The Mathematical Palette will be hosting the 55th edition of the Math Teachers at Play (MTAP) Blog Carnival. You may submit your article at the MTAP  Carnival Submission Form on…

The One Thing song below celebrates the different guises and forms of the first counting number. Enjoy singing!

I have been a GeoGebra trainer and supporter for six years, so I would like to take this opportunity to introduce the software and one of the newest project. For…