Crave the Wave!!

[EileenofSD]

I didn't know ANY of the math stuff last year, but I got by just fine. ^-^ But that's just me. I knew the vocab and stuff like the back of my own hand. Well, better than the back of my hand being that I really don't spend that much time looking at it.

[binary010101]

Theoretically, you don't need to know any of the stuff, as long as it's in your binder.

[dudeincolorado]

sigh I'm haveing fond memories of my binder that was a total of 10 pages

[EileenofSD]

Heh, it wasn't in my binder, either. Which makes sense, being that it was only 3 pages.
Okay, now I must go and type up a sheet of vocab... I found a new textbook that's pretty much all about Crave the Wave, and it's got an amazing glossary.

[binary010101]

<shrugs> I got most of my binder off the internet.

[roaxtell3]

What's the awesome textbook, eileenofsd? I'm looking for resources on Crave the wave.

[binary010101]

Wow. The Physics textbook I used for my binder is old. It was copyright 1965 and doesn't have an ISBN number.

[EileenofSD]

Um, it's a Glenco Science one... Something like 'Light, Sound, and Waves'. It's actually the same one I used in the sixth grade when we were doing physics. I'll see if I can find the ISBN number sometime; I don't have it with me.

[binary010101]

The website linked to in the wiki is all you really need to know. If you look at the beginning of a "chapter", there are links to other "chapters" or "units" that you may also find helpful.

[olympiadkid595]

yA THAT BOOK WOULD BE HELPFUL ALL THE BOOKS MY COACH WICH ARE ALOT ORE REALLY BAD I CANT FIND ANY INFO WE ALSO ARE IN THE LIBRARY BUT ITS MIDDLE SCHOOL SO IT WOULDENT INCASE YOU LEARN PHYSICS IN D MIDDLE SCHOOL WE DONT ITS LIKE A ELEVENTH GRADE CLASS SO I GOT TO GO ANYWAY THE ISBN PLZ IT WOULD HELP ALOT