Most Popular Books by Kay Robertson

Soccer is one of the simplest sports in the world. This may be the reason why it''s the most popular sport in the world. As a developing player it is a long journey of repetition, exposure and muscle memory. This title will allow students to use the text features, such as sidebars, to locate information relevant to a given topic more efficiently.

Do you love sports? Experiment with real world math equations to learn more about sports.

Have you ever tried counting the stars? Space, just like the number of stars that fill it, are infinite. It goes on and on! If you''re interested in studying outer space, or maybe even other planets, you''re going to need to know your math. In this STEM title students will analyze and interpret data to discover how math is a large part of what makes space exploration possible.

Introduces gymnastics, discussing events competitive gymnasts can compete in; the physical strength, agility, and flexibility athletes have; and a history of the sport.

This report presents the results of 47 self-boring pressure-meter tests (SBPT''s) performed in the ENEL-CRIS calibration chamber (CC). The tests were performed in dry and saturated Ticino and Hokksund sand. Pressuremeter tests were performed with the probe in-place during sample preparation (ideal installation) and with the probe self bored into the saturated sand. The purpose of the testing was to evaluate the performance of the self boring pressuremeter (SBP) probe under strictly controlled laboratory conditions and to critically review existing interpretation methods of the SBPT in sands. The SBP probe used in the study was the Camkometer Mark VIII manufactured by Cambridge In-situ Ltd., England.

Explore the origins of human time keeping and perform fun math equations to track time.

Explores how math skills relate to travel. Ideal for applying foundational math for Common Core students.