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Mathsoul Face-Lifter poster on chocolate. 

Reads - "Eat one, you'll want two more.  Eat two, you'll crave another four.  Eat four - well you do the maths". 

Quotation from Adrian Fryin, New Statesman Feb 28 2005.

A great poster to demonstrate by eating the requisite chololates as indicated, either yourself or sharing some with students.  This will certainly capture full student attention.  Especially helpul for visual and kinetic learners of mathematics.

Interesting to explore in part because this does not fully define the future terms of the sequence.  Is it the normal geometric sequence of 2 raised to one higher power each term, or is it a type of arithmetic sequence with term 1 = 1, and then term n = t(n-1) +n?

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This pack has 5 Mathsoul My-Story Posters, each featuring a young woman in a work situation, along with classroom mathematics she is using to succeed.

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The highest form of pure thought is in mathematics.

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Youth psychologist Evelyn has a happiness assessment on her website.  Clients (and mathematics students) can calculate their happiness score by taking a 4 question survey and then substituting their results into a 4 variable linear equation.  

The formula was published in the UK, using different letters for the variables.

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Ceilia is selling her restaurant and hopes to make a $200,000 profit if the intended PE ratio is achieved.  Student worksheet questions involve simple ratios, graphical representation, and more complex analysis.  This scenario is seen as a believable entreprenurial profit opportunity by many students.

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