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 Bell Work Directions: Take the NOTES on the back table. Answer the following questions on your NOTES! 1) How was ‘math’ created? 2) How was ‘science’

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1  Bell Work Directions: Take the NOTES on the back table. Answer the following questions on your NOTES! 1) How was ‘math’ created? 2) How was ‘science’ created? 3) Why do people invent things?

2 Objectives  I will be able to identify and describe Ancient Greek mathematicians, scientists, and inventors.  I will analyze the influence of Ancient Greek mathematics and science on today’s Western Civilization

3 Math and Science Stations!  Each table will have one scientist, inventor, or mathematician on it.  Take notes at each station using your graphic organizers  You have 5 minutes at each station  Be sure to answer the question – how did this influence Western Civilization today?!

4 Scientists and Mathematicians Thales Democritus Archimedes Hippocrates of Cos Euclid Pythagoras

5 Homework  Read the background of your assigned philosopher, annotate the article, and complete graphic organizer notes for your philosopher  Be prepared to discuss philosopher tomorrow

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