My first chess puzzle is my favorite. In example on you have lost of choices because chess is a game of choices. Can you find the right one? I'll wait. Come on Mr. Meyer's you should have found it by now. O.K. I'll give you a hint, use the knight. Yeah! Move it to c6. Now the pawn has to take you or the opponent moves his king. Now just more your rook on a4 over to a2 (or if he moved his queen just take the rook.) And now take the queen with his rook. Although this p

roblem didn't have many choices I thought this was a cool checkmate. But if you did anything else besides the knight you would have lost the game. Now in example two lets examine the board. Pieces are about the same number in amount. You could try the knight. No, of coarse not! Ha ha ha bad moo, silly Mr. Meyers what were you thinking I would have the same example as the last. No. Any other moves you see. SACRIFICE YOUR QUEEN! Huh? Really? Should you do it? Go ahead, ahh good moo Mr. Meyers. The king takes the qu!

My symmetry project was really fun. I enjoyed making this because its fun finding pictures everywhere. The word symmetry means equal or balanced proportions. Men and animals have symmetrical proportions. For example, a line from someone's nose to the ground would divide him or her into two equal parts. This is bilateral symmetry. The symmetrical items are on the top of the poster board. The non-symmetrical items are on the bottom. Think project shows you symmet

Some common words found in the essay are:
QUEEN Huh, , Yeah Move, optical illusions, OK I'll, ha ha, chess puzzle, sacrifice queen, queen rook,
Approximate Word count = 659
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)