This is a humorous picture book exploring the mathematical relationship between numbers 7, 8, and 9.
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A whimsical story about a group of animal friends who gather for a picnic and engage in various math-related activities and games.
Albert the bear learns about numbers and basic arithmetic through playful scenarios and illustrations.
Annika Riz, a talented math student, navigates the complexities of middle school, balancing her passion for numbers with friendships and school events.
This book uses rhyme and rhythm to explain the concept of fives in mathematics.
This book uses a playful concept to teach children about even and odd numbers through characters named Even Steven and Odd Todd.
This book uses simple text and illustrations to explore counting and basic math concepts through the observation of nature.
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How Many Ways Can You Cut a Pie? (A Book About Math)
Jane Belk Moncure · 1988
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This educational book uses simple language and illustrations to explain basic mathematical concepts like fractions.
A book designed to help young children learn and enjoy numbers through engaging activities.
Inchworm and a half is a picture book that uses rhyme to explore mathematical concepts like fractions and measurement.
This bilingual book explores a math fair where students present projects, dealing with challenges and triumphs.
A young protagonist navigates a world where numbers and mathematical puzzles are central to solving mysteries.
Mark learns about the concept of subtraction and negative numbers.
This book uses a fair setting to introduce mathematical concepts and problems for young learners.
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Mathematics Together (Maths Together: Green Set)
Jeannie Billington · 1999
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This book is a collection of math activities and games designed for children to do together.
This book introduces basic mathematical concepts and activities for young learners.
Penny uses scientific methods to measure various aspects of her dog, her cat, and her dad.
A young boy named Leo learns about large numbers, from millions to trillions, through relatable examples and engaging explanations.
A young girl named Mathilda learns about different mathematical concepts through engaging stories and illustrations.
A young boy named Monkey learns about numbers and math through engaging stories and playful scenarios.