Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut 3 coils of some memory wire. Cut 18 inches (45.72 centimeters) of braided leather cord. Wrap tape around the ends of the cord to prevent it from fraying. Feed the wire through the cord. Trim the wire back from both ends of the coil, so that you have 2 coils. Glue an end cap or cord cap onto each end of the cord. Wait 30 minutes for the glue to dry, then add some charms, if desired. Let the glue dry completely before wearing the bracelet.

Answer: Get some memory wire, and measure out three coils. Cut them using a pair of wire cutters. Try to use the heavy duty kind, and not your good jewelry wire cutters. Memory wire is strong, and can easily dull a good pair of wire cutters. You must use braided leather cord. Regular leather cord won't work because it doesn't have any room inside for the wire. The recommended size is 6mm. If you can't get cord in that size, use the next closest one you can find. Do not tape over the ends, or you won't be able to feed the fire through it. Try to use a narrow piece of tape; cut it in half lengthwise if needed. You will be leaving the tape on the cord. If it is too wide, it will peak out from under the caps. Some cords have rubber tubing inside. If your cord has rubber tubing, simply thread the wire through it. You may have to use a pair of pliers to pull the wire through the cord at the end. This will make it easier to slip the end caps on. To trim the wire, push the cord down a little, the cut the wire using a pair of wire cutters. Repeat this step for the other end of the coil as well. Place a few drops of super glue into the cup part of the cap, then push the cap onto the end of the cord. You will need to twist the cap in order to get it all the way on. Repeat for the other end of the bracelet. The tape should be covered completely by the cap, so you should not have to remove it. The recommended size is 6mm. If you are using a different sized cord, however, then make sure that you get caps that match that cord. For example, if your cord is 4mm, then get 4mm caps. If you'd like to add charms to your caps, get the kind that have loops on the end. You can use any color your want, but silver will look best with black leather; brass will look best with brown leather. Open up a jump ring, then slip a charm into it. Poke one of the ends of the jump ring through the loop at the end of an end cap, then close it. If you'd want a simpler bracelet, you can skip this step. This may take up to 24 hours. Once the glue has dried, your bracelet is ready to wear.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn the rules. Convert each individual number into a letter. Divide the letters into pairs. Associate each pair with a person with those initials. Associate each person with a particular action.

Answer: Like in the major system, you assign each number a letter, although the associations are arbitrary. After converting the numbers to letters, you associate those letters with people and actions in the form of a story. Choose common letters that will be easy to make associations with. Consider using the following examples: A B C D E S G H N O Mentally breaking up the sequencing of a longer number into several pairs of numbers will help you remember it more easily. For example: 827645 = HB GS DE Try to think of someone you know with those initials. Connecting your memory of the person to the image of the number will make it stick in your mind more firmly. Again, this is a way to increase the ease with which you'll be able to remember the numbers. Association is key here. Link the number pair to some action that will be easier to remember than just a random list of numbers. When assigning meanings to each pair of numbers, alternate between people and actions.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a number line if you're just learning to add. Add using beans to get more practice. Draw oranges for each number to help you see how adding works.

Answer:
Draw a line, then write numbers along the line from 0-15. Circle the first number you want to add. Start at that number. Then, count down your number line, moving the same number of spaces as the second number you're adding. You'll land on your answer. Let's say you want to add 4+5. Circle 4 on your number line, then count 5 spaces down the line. You will land on 9, which is your answer. Use your number line to add these numbers: 5+3 1+7 6+2 4+4 Start with a basic math problem, such as 4+6. Create two piles of beans to represent your problem, including one group of 4 beans and one group of 6 beans. Next, you can combine your two sets of beans to get the answer to your addition problem. Count your beans to see that you now have a total of 10 beans. If you don't have beans, you can use any small item that fits in your hand to practice addition! For example, you can use blocks, candies, coins, or legos. Use your beans to add these numbers: 5+3 2+7 3+9 4+1 If you were adding 7+4, you'd draw one group of 7 oranges and one group of 4 oranges. Then, count all of the oranges to see how many you have when you add them together, which is 11 oranges. This is your answer. You can draw any object to represent your numbers, but it's best to choose something easy. As another option, you can use stickers! Use drawing to add these numbers: 1+7 2+5 8+6 4+3