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    Wikipedia is actually a really cool free resource.

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    He has used Wikipedia for years and he has learned so much by looking up the answers to his questions.

    But most of his math questions recently have had to do with probability and statistics and I have had trouble finding a good resource for that.

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    We started reading "10 Things Every Scientist and Mathematician Should Know" last night and my son does like the stories and discussion questions. He hasn't tried any of the math problems yet. He likes books that make him think.

    We might try some of the others when he finishes this book.






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    Lori - we just stared "10 Things Every ..." as well and both my boys really enjoyed it.

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