Mad for Math – serie

Why do so any children run and hide from multiplications and decimal numbers? Perhaps because they haven't yet found out just how much fun there is to be had in math ... In particular, with these two new books in the series Mad for Math, children will find out that math problems can be surprisingly fun when done with the entertaining monsters from the planet Zot, and that fractions are completely different when you learn them together with a band of pirates and Greg the parrot! Thanks to the brightly coloured and exciting places, young readers will have to help the characters to solve enigmas and problems with mathematical calculations. The journeys are structured in a gradual and intuitive way: the main aim of these innovative activity books is, in fact, to help children learn independently, encouraging them to use their brains to understand the mathematical rules while playing. This is why there are no definitions or abstract formulas in these books. Children can however check their answers against the solutions found at the back of the books. This series of didactic and educational books will teach children that not only can you play with math ... you can even have fun! Ages: 6 plus

Why do so any children run and hide from multiplications and decimal numbers? Perhaps because they haven't yet found out just how much fun there is to be had in math ... In particular, with these two new books in the series Mad for Math, children will find out that math problems can be surprisingly fun when done with the entertaining monsters from the planet Zot, and that fractions are completely different when you learn them together with a band of pirates and Greg the parrot! Thanks to the brightly coloured and exciting places, young readers will have to help the characters to solve enigmas and problems with mathematical calculations. The journeys are structured in a gradual and intuitive way: the main aim of these innovative activity books is, in fact, to help children learn independently, encouraging them to use their brains to understand the mathematical rules while playing. This is why there are no definitions or abstract formulas in these books. Children can however check their answers against the solutions found at the back of the books. This series of didactic and educational books will teach children that not only can you play with math ... you can even have fun! Ages: 10 plus

Geometry has never been funnier! Green, funny aliens will help children to master the knowledge of shapes, formulas and figures. A new, entertaining activity book to challenge young readers joins the worldwide successful Mad for Math series with a collection of fun games based on geometry - which can really be fun! Children can be challenged with games of growing complexity though out this activity books - and all answers can be found at the end. A didactic and educational, yet entertaining book which teaches children that you can not only play with geometry... but also to have fun with it! Ages: 8 plus

Two of the biggest challenges that children face while learning math are logic and problem solving. Learning to understand the reasoning that hides behind a problem, will become an extremely engaging and satisfying game. This also provides the foundations for acquiring logical and deductive abilities, which are essential in any field. Children will find multiple choice questions and math problems, as well as hidden codes, labyrinths and other fun and engaging puzzles and riddles. The solutions can be found at the back of the book. Through this activity book, you can teach children not only how fun it can be to explore math, but also how important it is to understand the logic mechanisms that each problem hides, even before finding the answer. Ages: 6 plus

Let's go on an adventure, using calculations to bring meaning to graphs and charts. This educational activity book explores the visual language of math and teaches the reader to interpret and translate quantities and dimensions in an engaging and motivating way. Each chapter begins with a short story to introduce a new mathematical exercise – cleverly crafted to stimulate irresistible curiosity and foster a love for math in any young reader! Ages: 8 plus