Bryan H. Bunch's Books

A guide to numbers, suggesting ways of looking at individual numbers and their unique properties.

Entries cover different fields, including architecture, construction, communication, energy, food, agriculture, medicine, tools and transportation.

Stimulating, thought-provoking analysis of the most interesting intellectual inconsistencies in mathematics, physics, and language, including being led astray by algebra (De Morgan's paradox). 1982 edition.

This workbook features : an assortment of colorful stickers, 32 easy tear-out pages, skill-building exercises with delightful illustrations ; ideas for practicing the same skills in new and different ways ; a skill identifier at the bottom of each page ; an answer key, whenever appropriate ; special symbols along with simple, easy-to-follow instructions.

Math reinforces the math skills children learn in grades three and four. A variety of activities provide practice with addition and subtraction, including regrouping (carrying and borrowing), and introduce simple multiplication and division skills. There is also practice in measurement, fractions, rounding and estimating numbers, and solving word problems.

Provides access to basic health information, emphasizing current thinking and recent major developments in medicine, diagnosis of disease, and health care and wellness.

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Mr. Bryan's unfinished memoirs, which close with an account of the Baltimore convention of 1912, make up less than half the volume. Mrs. Bryan then takes up the tale. She traces some of the steps in his career, going back to his student days, and fills out the unfinished record with an account of his life in Washington and his later years.

Book's by Bryan H. Bunch

The Kingdom of Infinite Number

The Kingdom of Infinite Number

The Timetables of Technology

The Timetables of Technology

Mathematical Fallacies and Paradoxes

Mathematical Fallacies and Paradoxes

Math (Grades 4-5) with Sticker

Math (Grades 4-5) with Sticker

Math

Math

Handbook of Current Health & Medicine

Handbook of Current Health & Medicine

The Real Bryan; Being Extracts from the Speeches and Writings of 'a Well-Rounded Man'

The Real Bryan; Being Extracts from the Speeches and Writings of 'a Well-Rounded Man'

Memories of William Jennings Bryan

Memories of William Jennings Bryan

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