Mad for Math: Become a Monster at Mathematics

Ages 6 to 8, Grades 1 to 2

Mad for Math: How to Become a Monster at Mathematics is packed with math games for kids. Solve math puzzles with the silly problem solving monsters of Planet Zot. This is going to be challenging—but fun! Kids learn that math does not have to be scary, it can be a cool experience. 

Encourage Your Future Math Genius Through Engaging Math PlayIntroducing Mad for Math, a new series of cool math workbooks filled with math activities, math puzzles, and fun math games for your future math genius (8 pages with stickers)Learn cool math with monsters! Mad for Math: How to Become a Monster at Mathematics is packed with math games for kids. Solve math puzzles with the silly problem solving monsters of Planet Zot. This is going to be challenging—but fun! Kids learn that math does not have to be scary, it can be a cool experience. 

Mad for Math, math for kids books offer children math activities, math puzzles, and fun math games. Help your kid become a math genius with Mad for Math. Presented in an engaging and motivating way through storytelling, Mad for Math children’s 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 through cool math puzzles and fun math games.  

Mad for Math books are designed to delight:

A perfect gift for children 6-8 years reading agePacked with stories, stickers, and math activities that make learning math funDesigned to introduce mathematical concepts through cool math puzzles  Other Mad for Math books you may want on your child’s reading list include: An Ocean of Calculations, The Times Tables Factory, Make Space for Geometry, and Navigate the High Seas.

About the Author

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.Agnese Baruzzi has a degree in Graphic Design from ISIA (Istituto Superiore per le Industrie Artistiche) located in Urbino, Italy. She has worked as an illustrator and author for over twenty years. Her books have been published in several countries around the world.