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Middle Grades
The Phantom Tollbooth is rich in math concepts.
Ratio, proportion, averages, measurement, estimation, geometry and more.
The series of Sir Cumference math stories. Packed with math concepts, like finding the volume of cones or the area of circles.
One Grain of Rice is a mathematical folktale that deals with place value, large numbers, and exponential growth.
Holes Many math lessons can be drawn from this book including percentages, ratios, proportions and volume
Chasing Vermeer is an stolen art mystery novel full of math concepts like patterns, symmetry, shapes, Roman numerals, and pentominoes.
Flatland mathematical satire explores lands of multiple dimensions of space - points, lines, 2D, 3D and beyond.
Math Curse – A picture book that has a lot to teach about problem-solving, averages, percents, volume, sequencing, permutations, and more.
Number Devil novel will lead you to discover the amazing world of numbers: infinite numbers, prime numbers, Fibonacci numbers, numbers that magically appear in triangles, etc.
This is NOT a Maths Book A graphic activity book that uses art and drawing lessons to geometric patterns, fractal art, anamorphic art, Celtic knots, etc.
The Adventures of Penrose, the Mathematical Cat Penrose takes readers on adventures as he explains Infinity, Fractals, Tessellations, and The Mobius Strip
Mathematics: The Science of Patterns: The Search for Order in Life, Mind and the Universe
Along with a brief exploration of math history, the book examines broad mathematical concepts that are divided into six sections: Counting, Reasoning, Motion and change, Shape, Symmetry, Position
Math Doesn't Suck: How to Survive Middle-School Math : gives students and their parents the tools they need to master the math concepts that often confuse middle-schoolers most, including fractions, percentages, pre-algebra, and more.
The Lion's Share - Multiplying fractions? Dividing? When the lion presents a beautiful cake for dessert at a party, the animals “share” the cake in a most unequal way. The elephant takes half of the original cake and passes on the remaining half. The hippo takes half of that piece, and passes the remainder to the gorilla who takes another half, an eighth of the original. The cake continues around the table, each animal continuing to take half, until it reaches the ant who receives a crumb to share with her kind host.
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