Mad for Math: Navigate the High Seas: Math Adventures Using Fractions, Percentages and Decimal Numbers (Ages 9-10)
Mad for Math: Navigate the High Seas: Math Adventures Using Fractions, Percentages and Decimal Numbers (Ages 9-10)
by Linda Bertola, Agnese Baruzzi,
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A Fun Math Book for Kids Packed with Fractions and Percentages (Ages 9-10)
Introducing Mad for Math, a new series of childrens’ math activity and math workbooks filled with math activities, math concepts, and fun math games for kids (and stickers!)
Navigate the High Seas! There’s an ocean of math concepts to explore and fraction treasures to find. You will be accompanied by your very own band of pirates— and even Greg the parrot! On your seafaring adventures, help your crew with math activities that get them past many obstacles and dangers. This is going to be challenging—but fun!
Mad for Math, math books for kids offer children's math activities and math concepts. Presented in an engaging and motivating way through storytelling and adventure, Mad for Math books help foster a positive attitude towards mathematics. Each chapter is introduced by a short story that stimulates your child’s curiosity by linking mathematical exercises to a “reality”, albeit imagined. Various mathematical concepts in the book are presented in a colorful, gradual, and intuitive way.
Mad for Math books for kids are designed to delight:
- A perfect gift for children ages 9-10
- Packed with stories, activities, and stickers that make math concepts fun
- Designed to introduce fractions, percentages, decimals, and reasoning
Other Mad for Math books you may want on your child’s reading list include: An Ocean of Calculations, How to Become a Monster at Mathematics, and Make Space for Geometry.
About the Author
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Linda Bertola
Linda Bertola is a linguistic and learning facilitator. She specializes in teaching and supporting students with difficulties in learning and special educational needs, both at school and outside. She has worked with various schools and associations as an intercultural educator/trainer. Passionate about didactics, mathematics and game learning, you can find her articles about didactics on the website genitoricrescono.com.
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Agnese Baruzzi
Agnese Baruzzi was born in 1980 and graduated in Graphic Design. She has worked as an illustrator and author since 2001, writing more than 40 children’s books that have been published in Italy, the UK, Japan, Portugal, the U.S., France and South Korea.
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