Why is the Chinese New Year in February rather than in January? Because it is based on the lunar (moon) calendar! The Chinese new year follows a 60-year lunar cycle, divided into 5 smaller 12-year cycles.... facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

We have a fin-tastic word problem challenge this week from the leading math-only math learning program! Think it sounds fishy? Check it out and solve it for yourself — you’ll be hooked! ow.ly/Up8I30nBvR0 ow.ly/Up8I30nBvR0

#ValentinesDay is just around the corner. Before it arrives, you absolutely need to know this mathematical equation for unconditional love: ow.ly/t7IC30nwf7f ow.ly/t7IC30nwf7f

Happy National Inventors' Day! Today we recognize the contributions of the inventors whose ingenuity and hard work have improved our lives and moved us forward as a society. Today is also (perhaps not... facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

The Bratayley kids are back at Mathnasium! Catch up on how they've been doing and share the joy of learning math in a fun way that makes sense to kids! ow.ly/HyCF30nFaTc ow.ly/HyCF30nFaTc

Thank you Jennifer B.! At Mathnasium, our game-changing strategy is to teach math to each individual child in a way that makes sense to them. We know that when you change someone's attitude about math, you change their life. facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

Are you ready to plan your next vacation? Where will you go? First, check out this week’s word problem challenge and practice your math skills by helping Lina and Thomas plan their trip to San Francisco. Are you up for it? Let’s go!... ow.ly/KE4430nGOGJ

Success is almost assured when you follow the Mathnasium Method and each student gets their own individualized learning plan. Contact your local learning center to get your child started on the path to mastering math! facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

It’s Wednesday and we have a cute slumbering platypus to help get you over the mid-week hump. Not to mention our word problem challenge! Check out our weekly “Word Problem Wednesday” to get great math help for kids (and adults) on a regular basis.... ow.ly/i5Sv30nLR5p

“There is geometry in the humming of the strings, there is music in the spacing of the spheres.” -Pythagoras And there is joy in the solving of the word problem challenge! Are you up for it? Go ahead and give this week’s fun brain twister a try.... ow.ly/mgxN30nRh18

“There is geometry in the humming of the strings, there is music in the spacing of the spheres.” -Pythagoras And there is joy in the solving of the word problem challenge! Are you up for it? Go ahead and give this week’s fun brain twister a try.... ow.ly/3IzY30nRhh5

What do you do when you're a homeschooling parent who's also working hard on your own PhD? Well, we invite you to use Mathnasium as a math help resource, as the MAZELEE family is doing! Tag along with the Mazelees to get an inside peek at their first... ow.ly/U3zA30nRiWY

Thank you Doris N.! At Mathnasium we truly believe that having a good relationship with math can transform children's lives. facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

Don’t fall victim to the “left-brain versus Right-brain” myth. Mathematical thinking requires logic and creativity, analysis and free-thinking. Everybody can be good at math! ow.ly/67NE30nV30T ow.ly/67NE30nV30T

Happy Pi Day!! Pi Day celebrations generally involve pie-eating contests and pi-recitation competitions. Those are fun and wonderful, but pi is about much more than that. Here’s why we should all care about pi: ow.ly/3KYX30o2afI facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

Better understanding and boosted attitude for the student, and happy, satisfied parents... Mathnasium is a win-win-win situation! Thank you Eva A.! facebook.com/lakemarymathna…

The ant-icipation is over! Here is this week’s word problem challenge. If you can solve this one, you deserve to be called brilli-ant! ow.ly/lqrz30o7OfE ow.ly/lqrz30o7OfE

Congratulations to Karen Uhlenbeck, winner of the Abel Prize—one of the highest honors in the field of mathematics! (And she's the first woman to win this prize!) ow.ly/QTSb30o8LRm ow.ly/QTSb30o8LRm

Word problems are some of the best brain food around, especially when they contain a healthy dose of imaginary orange juice! Feed your brain with this week’s word problem challenge. Are you ready? ow.ly/C5cE30oobxo ow.ly/C5cE30oobxo

According to the math, you could use a tiny domino to eventually knock over a skyscraper! Here's how it would work (in theory): ow.ly/vZya30ooXB1 ow.ly/vZya30ooXB1