What are some interesting ways you've studied math? Let us know below!
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It's the spooky time of year, and we're celebrating by getting up close and personal with the Winchester Mystery House in all it's spookiness! Being a woman who greatly believed in numbers and superstition, Mrs. Winchester held digits - especially the number 13 - in high esteem when it came to building her beautiful mansion, and used them mathematically throughout her home. Our students felt the ghostly chills as they investigated the house, measuring the strange angles of her miniature stairs, the odd dimensions of doorways, and even found the total number of windows in her 13 bedrooms with multiplication! This house was definitely not a place for those afraid to take a prime plunge into math and explore the infinite possibilities! What are some interesting ways you've studied math? Let us know below!
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2/1/2026 06:15:09 pm
This engaging blog post from My City School creatively blends history, architecture, and math by taking students on a hands-on exploration of the Winchester Mystery House. Through measuring odd staircases, counting windows, and uncovering Sarah Winchester’s fascination with the number 13, students experience math as a tool for discovery in a delightfully spooky context—making learning both memorable and meaningful.
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