Mathnasium of Hyannis

Students often come into Mathnasium believing they are "bad at math". Kids don't hate math, they hate feeling frustrated and confused by math. After working with our instructors students start to look at themselves differently. They might even start to LOVE math!

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Congratulations Josh on winning the $100 for 100% contest!!!

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We're here to help! Start the New Year off right and enroll today!

Wishing the only problems you encounter in 2013 be MATH problems. Happy New Year!

Math: Full of life lessons.

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Spending some time cleaning and filing...feeling sentimental and SO proud of the over 200 students I have taught in the last couple of years. Being a part of their journey toward improving their math skills, and more importantly increasing their confidence and in some cases completely changing the way they look at themselves and their abilities, has been the most fulfilling and rewarding experience of my career. I have been so blessed to have the opportunity to teach children and I pray that I may continue to do so in 2013.

Happy Birthday Mathnasium of Hyannis!

Today's problem: Rina bought a shirt that was on sale for 20% off. She paid $28. What was the original price of the shirt?

Mathnasium TriMathlon - Home

Registration begins today for the first annual National TriMathlon. Go to www.mathnasium.com/trimathlon to register for a day of fun, challenges, and prizes!!!

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Today's math problem: Kevin had an average of 86 for the first four tests in his math class. After taking his fifth test his average for all five tests was 88. How many points did Kevin get on his fifth test?

Problem of the day: The area of a square is 40 square inches. A new square is made by quadrupling each of the side lengths of the original square. What is the area of the new square?

Problem of the Day: The sum of two numbers is 35 and the difference is 13. What are the two numbers?

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Today's math problem: Gym A has a new membership fee of $15 and a monthly fee of $35. Gym B has an new membership fee of $60 and a monthly fee of $25. After how many months would a membership at Gym B be a better deal than Gym A?

Today's math problem: Pipe one can fill a tank in 2 hours. Pipe two can fill the tank in 6 hours. How long will it take them to fill the tank working together?

To all of our students and their parents: Thank YOU!!! Have a blessed Thanksgiving!

Halloween-themed Family Game Night was a blast! Pleasse join us next time on Dec 3rd.

Today's math problem: The average for a set of 15 numbers is 3. Four of the numbers are removed from the set so that the average of the remaining numbers is 2. Find the sum of the four numbers that were removed.

Today's math problem: The numbers 1 through 9 are written on 9 identical marbles. The marbles are placed in a bag. Without looking, what is the probability of pulling out a marble that is both even and prime from the bag?

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Hey parents! Check out CapeCodKidz.com for a calendar of events and fun stuff to do with your kids....including Chess Club at Mathnasium. Open to the public!

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Today's problem: Find the difference of -13 and twice the greatest negative integer.

Today's math problem: A middle school is having an end of year raffle. There are 250 sixth grader students, 200 seventh grade students, and 125 eighth grade students. Every eighth grader gets 4 raffle tickets, each seventh grader gets 3 raffle tickets and each sixth grader gets a 2 raffle tickets. What is the probabili...ty that either a sixth grader or an eighth grader’s name will be chosen?See More

Our next Family Game Night will be on October 29th at 5pm. Please wear your Halloween costumes and come hungry, pizza will be served! All are welcome!!

Our first meeting of Chess Club is this Saturday, Oct. 2nd at 3pm. All are welcome...tell your friends!!!

Research Upends Traditional Thinking on Study Habits

Hey parents! Take a look at this article. It might make you re-think homework time!

nytimes.com Psychologists have discovered that some of the most hallowed advice on study habits is flat wrong.

Today's math problem: A larger cube is formed by taking the length of each edge of a smaller cube and multipying by 4. How much greater is the volume of the larger cube that that of the smaller cube?

Today's math problem: The Healthy Cereals company makes a cereal that is a mixture of dried berries and granola. The cereal was originally 1/5 dried berries and Healthy Cereals changed it by adding 3 oz. more dried berries. The final mixture is 1/3 dried berries. How many total ounces of cereal are in the final mixture?

Mathnasium's equation: learning + confidence = A+ | CapeCodOnline.com

Check out this great article about Mathnasium! Just in time for the start of the new school year!

capecodonline.com HYANNIS — Imagine a place where kids can go and are happy to do math, even in the summer.

Today's Math Problem: The product of the ages of three children is 36. What are their ages?

Starting to say "Goodbye" to our summer students....we are going to miss you!!! See you next year!