Math Books Kids will Love

Math is one fun subject, if you know how to approach it. Using books for Math is really helpful. They bring fun to the mix and make it easier to learn. I am very excited to bring you a fun list of Math books kids will love. Take a look at the list and find some really cool ones that your kids would like to read or some that relate to Math lessons that you are covering right now.

Math Books Kids will Love

Spaghetti and Meatballs For All by Marilyn Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Comfort are planning a dinner party for a family reunion. Mr. Comfort plans the meal – spaghetti and meatballs – while Mrs. Comfort carefully arranges the table setting. What could go wrong?

Addition The Fun Way! by Judy Liataud

Learn addition with this fun book, great for visual learners.

Multiplying Menace The Revenge Of Rumpelstillskin by Pam Calvert

Rumpelstiltskin is back, ready to get his revenge, and causing trouble with his multiplying stick! Can young Peter figure out the stick’s secret in order to save the kingdom?

Place Value by David A. Adler

A group of monkeys want to make the biggest banana cupcake EVER. In order to keep the numbers straight for everything, correct place value is essential!

Equal Shmequal by Virginia Kroll

Mouse and her friends are wanting to play tug of war, but they are having a hard time finding out what “equal” means.

Fractions In Disguise by Edward Einhorn

George Cornelius Factor (GCF, of course.) is on the search for a missing fraction. He suspects Dr. Brok, who enjoys disguising fractions, may be the perpetrator. George creates a Reducer, a tool that reduces fractions and reveals their true form in this silly fractions book.

Sir Cumference and the Roundabout Battle by Cindy Neuschwander

Set during medieval ages, Sir Cumference and his friends use math to make their lives easier and better. In this book, Sir Cumference and the gang learn about rounding.

Ten Sly Piranhas by William Wise

In this silly book aimed at early elementary, learn how to count backwards in this piranha filled story!

Math Resources Kids will Love

 The Boy Who Loved Math: The Improbable Life Bedtime Math: A Fun Excuse to Stay Up Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi (A Multiplying Menace: The Revenge of Rumpelstiltskin (A Math Spaghetti And Meatballs For All! (Scholastic Bookshelf: Math The Action of Subtraction (Math Is Categorical) Math Curse

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More Math Books Kids will Love

A Place For Zero by Angeline Sparagna LoPresti

Zero has always struggled to find his place in Digitaria, since he can never add anything to games and such, like the other numbers can. What will he do?

The Great Divide: A Mathematical Marathon by Dayle Ann Dodds

Eighty racers take off, determining to win the Great Divide. But, the race has many challenges. At its first, a canyon, takes 40 racers. The next challenge, a whirlpool, takes another 20 racers out of the race. Who will win the race?

Once Upon A Dime: A Math Adventure by Nancy Kelly Allen

For Truman Worth, money really does grow on trees! How much money does his crop bring in?

What’s The Difference? An Endangered Animal Subtraction Story by Suzanne Slade

Practice subtraction and learn about endangered species in this book! It is a practical book for combining math and science.

Tally O’Malley by Stuart J. Murphy

The O’Malley family is off to the beach. To pass time on the way, the three O’Malley siblings play tally mark games in the backseat.

Even Steven and Odd Todd by Kathryn Cristaldi

For younger kids just getting the hang of numbers, explore the mismatched pair of Even Steven and Odd Todd, as they learn the difference between odd and even.

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Tanya

Tanya is the owner and writer for the The Natural Homeschool and a homeschooling mom to two children, a son and daughter. She focuses on following their particular learning interests and in building a strong Christian foundation in their hearts.
To cater to their high giftedness, she uses eclectic teaching approach, which complement each other and maximize the fun in learning. Tanya has a degree in elementary education, a minor in French and a Master's degree in school administration. Her training in the Montessori Method is in the ages 3-6. She is happily married to her best friend and enjoys sharing her life and experiences in her blog to provie inspiration and bring new ideas.