Heather Johnson

Apple, pumpkin, and pecan pie.

This year I forgot to add sugar in the pumpkin pie. It was not the dessert I was expecting, but it’s made for a tasty breakfast! #dessert #pie

TODAY'S THE DAY! It's one of the coolest dates of our lifetime.

Whether you go by month/day/year or day/month/year, if we write the date as one number, we will get a square number! Both sides can agree that today's date is a square date.

9,272,025=3045²
27,092,025=5205²

Started a new cleaning routine this August.
On Wednesdays, my husband and I do at least one small cleaning task (15-30 mins max).
It’s cool how much the little things make a difference!
#cleaning #routines

Crowd source question:
What are your favorite Desmos activities for transformations? Are there ones with parabolas that you like?
#mtbos #iteachmath

Congrats!

Salad 3- baby kale with lemon vinaigrette, apples, shallot, and cheddar. Topped with some smoked trout! #salad

Salad 2: arugula, tomato, parm, with a lemon vinaigrette. I made the dressing with 2 parts olive oil to 1/2 parts lemon juice and champagne vinegar. Added some finely diced cilantro and a pinch of salt. The cherry tomatoes were a bit past their prime so I marinated them in a bit of dressing. #salad

Trevisano Radicchio Salad With Satsumas, Pistachios, and Calabrian Chile Vinaigrette Recipe This salad of bitter radicchio, sweet citrus, and salty cheese will bring some brightness to your winter.

Recipe from #seriouseats that inspired the salad. I made the dressing by the recipe and riffed on the salad ingredients to accommodate what we had available. www.seriouseats.com/trevisano-ra...

2025 is the year I learn to make salads.
First up: radicchio, arugula, orange, and some shaved ricotta salata. The dressing had oil, vinegar, pomegranate molasses, and Calabrian peppers. Somehow we had that stuff in the pantry. Got inspiration from #seriouseats - recipe in reply. #salad

Doing anything in moderation is just so hard. #goals

The second day of starting a new routine is the worst. #habit

14 Winter Salad Recipes That Brighten Up Cold Days with Fresh Ingredients Hearty cool-weather vegetables, fruits, and grains all let you make satisfying salads through the fall and winter. We rounded up 14 salad recipes that show off fresh, colorful vegetables and greens th...

This list of winter salads is inspiring me!
www.seriouseats.com/winter-salad...
#salad

Sounds lovely!

Received some delicious loose leaf tea as a Christmas gift. Love the combination of rooibos and green. What are your favorite teas? #tea #yum

Healthy eating goals for 2025: more fruits and vegetables and less salt.
I’m going to learn to make salads 🥗 and share the adventures!
Any of your favorites to share?
#mtboseats #salads

Yay for blue walls and candles! I struggle to write in public spaces. Too much going on to tune out the noise 🤓

Space for Silence With so many things demanding our attention all day, we can become used to having our minds filled at all times. Even when we’re unwinding at home at the end of the day, we continue the pattern by consuming more distraction through music, videos, games. While these things are not inherently bad, their presences mean it’s rare for our minds to have nothing to do. By putting all distraction aside, we can see what happens when we gift ourselves silence. And such silences are useful, not only for recharging, but also for creativity. Try spending 10 minutes sitting quietly without distraction Mindfulness Everywhere 2018

Hold space for silence
#EduSky #MathEduSky #BluSky #MathEquity #iTeachMath

Our dog has never tried, so we don’t know 🤓

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My favorite place to write is at home in the blue room.
What are your favorite writing spots?
#amwriting #edusky

Hi there! I used to tweet a bunch.
#mtbos #iteachmath

I keep looking at this weekend’s temps and thinking they are in Celsius 🥶🥶🥶

Rebecca Solnit: Slow Change Can Be Radical Change “To see takes time, like to have a friend takes time.” –Georgia O’Keeffe * Someone at the dinner table wanted to know what everyone’s turning point on climate was, which is to say she w…

"People love stories of turning points, wake-up calls, sudden conversions, breakthroughs.... We need stories in which getting where you’re going—individually or as a society—mostly happens step by step with maybe some backsliding, muddle, and stalling, not via one great leap."

Happy Halloween!

I work for an institution that’s younger than me. Weird and wonderful. #iteachmath

Middle of the Night Musings
Why are we afraid of our #RadicalDream?
Why are we afraid of radical dreaming?
Are we capable of radical dreams?
Who took away our ability to dream radically?
Did I? Do I?
#EduSky #EquityEduSky #MathEduSky

Mailing address for Hat Tiles We will send you a free set of punch-out paper hat tiles (the newly discovered aperiodic monotile). In return, we'll ask you to: Share these with math learners of any age, and Send us at least one que...

Hello math friends!

Fun new Public Math project getting underway!

We send you paper hat tiles; you collect learners' ideas and questions; we make an e-book to share with the world.

Sign up here to participate: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Details in the form. Hit me up with questions.

This old pupper loves to play games. Our latest is one, two, three. He holds position and I toss three treats in different directions and he gets to find them! He’s a pro with finding treats one and two and usually needs a hint to find treat three (and it’s not always the last treat I toss!).

I feel this.

I taught in York. Moved across the state for the job. The policy was just a power play and everyone knew it was ridiculous.

The jeans thing for me feels empowering. When I taught in PA, we got sent home without pay for wearing jeans, even on inservice days 🙃