Math Ever After

Beautifully illustrated storybooks to inspire delight in mathematical thinking by weaving mathematical history into engaging stories of heroic characters.

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Other-worldly #fairytales are gateways to the imagination that unleash creative mathematical thinking and unbind #mathEd from math aversion. Immerse your learners in the delight of story and art - https://t.co/DydpjDUpIV #mathlit #mathart

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Exploring the history of the development of number systems gives math learners a deeper understanding of mathematical thinking. Through fairy tale, children are gently immersed in historical ideas and can then explore this history more deeply. https://t.co/T8sMdi6pJB

[Viviana Fernandez @VFernandez_EDU]

Is it time for your child or student to become a mathematical hero? Discover
the power of story at the #SCBWIBookStopSocial and let kids' imaginations soar with a sneak peek into math adventure: Nothing Could Stop the Wizard. https://t.co/OeMkJZXHX2
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[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Immerse yourself in mathematical adventure: Nothing Could Stop the Wizard.

[Viviana Fernandez @VFernandez_EDU]

I wrote a mathematical fairy tale to bring forth the story of math- full of adventure and imagination- and create mathematical heroes. An enchanting world with no base 10: https://t.co/kJ5n4zhxgM

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Math Ever After is at SCBWI BookStop! Visit the author page for Nothing Could Stop the Wizard at https://t.co/hzYj3OB8du and share our excitement about the importance of #MathLit!

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[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Set aside the worksheets and enjoy "reading" some math this summer with Nothing Could Stop the Wizard! This book helps children develop an intuitive understanding of place value and zero through an exciting story. Peek inside at https://t.co/eSATcUbqVx

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #11 Stories allow children, parents, and teachers to enjoy a mathematical experience together without the strain often experienced when skill performance is the focus. #mathlit https://t.co/WCvTwDWQvX

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #10: Picture story books bring together language, abstract ideas, and visual models. https://t.co/KHHMi0eD36 #mathlit
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[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #9: Illustrations allow children to see beauty, as math education should.

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #8 Stories are exciting, as math should be! https://t.co/WCvTwDWQvX #mathlit https://t.co/mpus5ufJjI

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #7 Stories delight, the way math education should.
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[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #6 Stories allow us to infuse meaning into knowledge, patterns, and events. https://t.co/ITkGsWgarY #mathlit

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #5 Stories allow children to play with ideas and possibilities without fear of wrong answers. https://t.co/ITkGsWxLjw

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #4 Stories highlight human themes of courage, creativity, struggle, perseverance, triumph, and human bonds. https://t.co/KHHMi0eD36

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #3 Stories humanize mathematics, inserting characters into encounters with mathematical patterns and relationships. https://t.co/ITkGsWgarY

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are a great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #2 Math fiction allows children to immerse themselves in world of imagination, freeing their mathematical creativity. https://t.co/ITkGsWgarY https://t.co/1rMUlQRfmR

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #1 The structure of literature is uniquely suited as a context for mathematical thinking because story has at its heart a problem to be overcome and heroes who will overcome it. https://t.co/KHHMi0eD36

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Why picture books are great way to engage kids in math this summer:

Reason #1 The structure of literature is uniquely suited as a context for mathematical thinking because story has at its heart a problem to be overcome and heroes who will overcome it. https://t.co/KHHMi0eD36

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Summer is a great time to try a different tack in math: a shady tree, a glass of lemonade, and Nothing Could Stop the Wizard. Let your child explore mathematical thinking through story while developing conceptual understanding of place value and zero. https://t.co/mpus5ufJjI

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Let characters Leo, Valentina, and Daniel lead your learners in an exploration of positional number systems by unleashing the their imaginations in Nothing Could Stop the Wizard. https://t.co/ITkGsWgarY https://t.co/fyUZqqtcUC #mathlit https://t.co/lrZ1LagS1x

[Viviana Fernandez @VFernandez_EDU]

Math ed often focuses on the utility of place value before showing its elegance. My children's book removes learners from base 10 to make room for play, imagination, and wonder. Using story to teach, we can allow learners to play, explore, discover, and delight in possibility.

[Math Ever After @MathEverAfter]

Teach mathematics as a story: a story of the encounter between humans and the patterns and relationships of the universe and their struggle and joy in discovering, understanding, and attributing meaning to it. https://t.co/ITkGsWgarY #mathlit