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This
is a new section where we will be asking you some fun questions. Try to answer them on our
discussion group and we will reveal the answer back here next week.Science Teasers
Micro Picture of
the Week

Are they giant ice cubes?
Diamonds in the rough?
They tiny and quite common.
Can you guess what they are?
What
is your answer?

Math Teasers
Easy
The Price of Jelly Beans
Mary bought 1 pound of red jelly beans and
Sally bought 2 pounds of green jelly beans. If jelly beans cost 2 dollars per pound, how
much will the jelly beans cost Sally?
What
is your answer?
Harder
The Unlucky Year
If 13 is an unlucky number, which is the most
recent year which was unlucky because the sum of the digits in that year was 13?
(Hint: The sum of the digits for the year 1999 is 1+9+9+9 = 28)
What
is your answer?
Tough
Circle in the Square
If you draw a square that is three feet long
on each side and then draw a circle inside that square where the circle touches the
midpoint of each side of the square, what is the area of the circle?
What
is your answer?
Send us a
question.
Maybe it will appear next week!

Meet the Author
Mary Leppert
Co-author of "Homeschooling Almanac
2000-2001"
Interview
& FREE Excerpt
She is a homeschool mom who along with her husband, Michael, have
compiled a wonderful resource for homeschoolers. It is a resource guide for books,
magazines, catalogs, prepackaged materials, cybersources, specific homeschooling methods,
religious references and more. It
also features over $1000 of FREE coupons which could easily pay for the purchase price. I
have the opportunity to interview Mary and she took the time to share her views with us on
the homeschooling movement and a bit about her personal life with her children. We are
also featuring a very nice excerpt from her book which is entitled, What Kind of
Learner is Your Child. I hope everyone gets a chance to look at closely and use this
information to help you in your homeschool program. She is very frank and her answers and
the excerpt are easy to read. |
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All the Math You'll Ever Need:
A Self-Teaching Guide (Wiley Self-Teaching Guides)
 
by Steve Slavin
Review by author Rebecca
Rupp
It's a self-teaching guide for math basics, supposedly targeted at
teenagers and adults who need math review. It covers multiplication and
division, decimals, fractions, percents, negative numbers, algebraic
equations, exponents, square roots, ratios, basic geometry,
rate/time/distance problems, interest rates and some other business math,
simple statistics.
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