Guess the number I am thinking of. Learn to read linear equations and undo operations to solve them.

From counting factors to graphing curves: the properties of powers, the exponential function that always ends up winning, and the logarithm as its inverse question.

From lines to hyperbolas: graphs, domain, range and how each parameter changes them.

Learn to translate a word problem into an equation. Variables, expressions and the key equality that leads to the answer.

Lines y = m·x + n. Slope, intercept and graph recognition.

Pressure, wind, rain and hurricanes: control the Iberian Peninsula's weather with real physics.

What do you bet on? Toss real coins and dice, bet before each experiment and win or lose Ᵽ points. Mark the winning cells on the two-dice square, count paths until you reach Pascal’s triangle and find out why 5 heads out of 10 is much more likely than 50 out of 100. At the end, a coin game where the computer almost always beats you… and its trick.