email: rachel.kernodle@gmail.com
twitter: @rdkpickle
I am preternaturally gifted at finding four-leaf clovers.
hello.
my name is rachel kernodle.
i teach math.
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Found you from a post by Julie Reulbach (I Speak math) (http://ispeakmath.org/)
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I am following you now.
By: howardat58 on 02.21.2015
at 5:52 am
Hello, Rachel. I have a question about Pi day stations? Can you please email me? jonesyn@chambersk12.org
By: yolanda Jones on 02.24.2015
at 12:56 pm
Addingyou to my feedly! Thanks for sharing.
By: Sheila Greenaway on 09.10.2016
at 11:33 pm