What’s the deal with prime numbers? Â Grab your crayons and discover some great patterns while searching for primes! Â Â Prime Number Grid
Every number can be written as a multiplication sentence – which can be very useful when the numbers get too big or too many. Â Here’s practice re-writing each number from 2 to 100 as the multiplication of Prime Factors. Â Prime Factors
Great for readers who are just beyond “Matt has a cat” and want a real short story just for them! Â I wrote these for my pony-loving daughter, who loves solving the mystery at the end of each one.
Pony Goes Tracking Pony’s Bath
Written for Little Ones and often about them!
Â
This very wide, very warm scarf is knit as two long stockinette tubes which loop around and under and over one another. Short rows and wrap-and-turn accomplish the various corners. This particular cable is copied from the beautiful collarbone tattoos of the talented web spinner at Damask Blue Designs.  The pattern is very much in “beta test” mode, and I’m pleased to offer it for free until it has been thoroughly test-knitted.
Â