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Oh wow!! It’s Tuesday!! I almost forgot to link up with Supah over at Adventure’s of a WannaBe SupahMommy for Post-It Note Tuesday!! I think I’m just a little distracted today, but I can’t let Tuesday pass me up without posting!!
Ok, here we go. For the past week and a half I have been teaching myself how to do the new-age Math that my tween is learning. Or should I say….TRYING to learn?? It’s crazy stuff like finding the slope and y-intercept of a line, finding the rise and run of a flight of stairs…
REALLY USELESS IMPORTANT STUFF!!
Oh Yeah….I’d kick her!!
Soooo….lesson learned….Waffles with Chocolate chips are the ultimate snack when learning about slopes and y-intercepts!!
Go! Link up with Supah and have an awesome day!!
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Actually, I will need it in a few years when my guy gets to be a tween. You can laugh at me then :)
LOL. Thanks for the laugh! I was never good in math and it shows when I try to help my niece with homework.
Oh gosh, slope is the WORST! Hahah.
And I totally love Jillian. That woman isn't large, but man, she is SO in charge. I guess there's a new show where she comes and lives with you for like two weeks and gets your ass in shape. I can't wait for it!
Don't hate on me but I LOVED this stuff. For the first time with math, I did really well. I could look at a line and figure the integers (or what ever they are called). Loved it! Don't remember much about it beyond that! LOL! Real useful stuff, huh?
I have just started to tell my daughter is she "yo-yo" "You're on your own!" Haha. But I like the way you taught it. Effective and tasty too.
As for Jillian or whatever her name is, I would just sit my fat ass on her. HAHAHA
LMAO - those were great!!
I think waffles and choc. chips would make a great checkers board!
Math schmath ... I wants me one of those waffles with chocolate chips. What a hoot ... thanks for the big laugh!!!
I think I would kick Jillian, too!
OMG...I am cracking up b/c I am an Algebra teacher...my kids always ask me when they're going to have to use this crap. Then I ask them what they want to be when they grow up...they typically have not thought past lunch, so I get some inane answer.
I always revert to the fact that Algebra is training their puny little brains to solve problems in a logical way...because who doesn't need that skill as an adult?
BTW...the waffle thing? BRILLIANT!
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