A Bit Of Math Fun
My kids and I ran across a wonderfully fun and engaging lecture given at the Royal Institution in London by a Maths Professor extraordinaire: Matt Parker from the Queen Mary
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My kids and I ran across a wonderfully fun and engaging lecture given at the Royal Institution in London by a Maths Professor extraordinaire: Matt Parker from the Queen Mary
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DoodleMom has graciously turned over the keys to the blog to me today so that she can take a nap, help the children paint the dog or something. “Say something
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