Mathnasium of Rancho San Diego West

Happy #MothersDay to the incredible moms and mom-figures out there! Even though we’re math experts, we could never measure all of the ways you positively impact our lives. #ThankYou #MothersDay2021 #Mathnasium

You can always spot the student who spent their summer with #Mathnasium. Prepare them for success this fall with personalized math instruction either in-center or online. Contact us today to learn more! #SummerLearning #MathSuccess #CLTM www.mathnasium.com/summer

Algebra + Problem of the Week: In the game Clue, there are 6 suspect cards, 6 tool cards, and 9 location cards. A combination of 1 suspect, 1 tool, and 1 location is selected at random at the beginning of the game and put in an envelope. What is the probability that the combination in the envelope is the Candlestick, the Library, and anyone but Colonel Mustard?

Hey, math fans! If you could eat either 5/6 or 7/8 of your favorite candy bar, which one would you choose? To help you make the best choice, we’re revisiting this #MathnasiumMethod demo on #ComparingFractions. Check it out! #ThrowBackThursday #TBT #Mathnasium

Middle School Problem of the Week: In each set of Scrabble tiles, there are 42 vowels, 58 consonants, and 2 blanks. Nine of the tiles are A tiles. What fractional part of the tiles are not A tiles?

‘Tis the season for another mathematical mixed bag (and some cute creatures). So head on over to our Number Sense Blog to see what’s in store for your child in this week’s #WordProblemWednesday! #Mathnasium #ProblemSolvers #MathSkills http://ow.ly/v5Kf50Cm0UF

Middle School Problem of the Week: Mason scores 40 points on his fifth of five quizzes, increasing his average score to 32 points. What was Mason’s average score after the first four quizzes?

While we prefer to use our own #mathskills to do calculations when possible, G.W. Leibniz's calculator was a #gamechanger! Watch this #MathematiciansInHistory short to learn more. #Mathnasium #ChangingLivesThroughMath #CLTM

Lower Elementary Problem of the Week: Jack’s suitcase can hold twice as much as Wendy’s suitcase. Wendy’s suitcase can hold twice as much as Danny’s suitcase. Danny’s suitcase is exactly big enough to hold 12 sweaters. How many sweaters can fit inside all three suitcases?

Upper Elementary Problem of the Week: A truck that weighs 4 tons when empty carries 1 ton of gravel. The driver unloads 500 pounds of gravel at a construction site. How many pounds do the truck and the gravel weigh in total now?

Looking for a gift for that math lover in your life? Have no fear the Mathnasium Holiday Gift Guide is here! Visit our Number Sense Blog, where we're offering heart-warming recommendations to share cheer and joy this season. #HoHoHo #Mathnasium #Holiday #GiftGuide https://bit.ly/MathnasiumGiftGuide2020

Did you know that when someone says, "I'll be there in a jiffy," that they're actually using a unit of #time? It's true. Check out this #Mathnasium #FunFact to find out more! #ChangingLivesThroughMath #CLTM

Lower Elementary Problem of the Week: Ella plants a dozen seeds. Half of those seeds sprout and grow into plants. Each of those plants grows 3 flowers. How many flowers does Ella have?

Algebra + Problem of the Week: The tessellating pattern comprises regular pentagons and rhombuses. Find the measure of x.

We use our abilities to #measure in a lot of different ways. This week’s word problems will put your child’s measuring skills to work. Go to our Number Sense Blog and take a look! #Mathnasium #WordProblemWednesday #ChangingLivesThroughMath #CLTM http://ow.ly/ukF050BRsXK

Middle School Problem of the Week: Bobby is riding his tricycle around a quarter-mile track. If each wheel is 12 inches in diameter and turns 100 times, then how much further does Bobby need to pedal in order to complete a lap around the track?

Upper Elementary Problem of the Week: Alli has a box that is exactly the right size to hold 7 layers of 9 rows of 11 cube-shaped erasers. How many erasers fit inside the box?

Many Mathnasium alumni move on to have successful careers because of the confidence instilled in them through #math. Watch this real-life #testimonial about Shaoxu Bing's "aha moment" and see how we are #ChangingLivesThroughMath. #CLTM #Mathnasium https://youtu.be/Wkcx6WFsSWs

Lower Elementary Problem of the Week: Tyler has a sticker book that is 8 inches wide and 9 inches tall. He has a set of stickers that are each 2 inches wide and 3 inches tall. How many stickers will fit on a page of the sticker book?

Here's hoping your #Halloween is "shaping" up to be the best yet! #Boo #Halloween #Holiday #Mathnasium

Algebra + Problem of the Week: Logan has answered 0.8 times as many math questions as Spanish questions, and he’s answered 5 more English questions than Spanish questions. If Logan has answered 33 questions in total, how many math questions has Logan answered?

Homework, homework everywhere! It’s #WordProblemWednesday, and our word problems this week show us how students can use #math to stay on top of their assignments. Go to our Number Sense Blog and give them a peek. #Mathnasium #CLTM http://ow.ly/LIKo50BQabx

Middle School Problem of the Week: Lisa needs to memorize the locations of all 54 countries in Africa for a geography test that will be 30 days from now. She memorizes 7 countries every 3 days. Every 2 days, she forgets a country and needs to re-memorize it. Will she have enough time to memorize all of the countries in Africa for her geography test?