Bumper Cars across America
Sitting in traffic got Bedtime Math fan Cecilia H. thinking: how many cars could you line up end to end from Los Angeles to New
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Sitting in traffic got Bedtime Math fan Cecilia H. thinking: how many cars could you line up end to end from Los Angeles to New
Have you ever used a calculator? It’s an almost magical toy: you press buttons that have numbers on them, and the calculator adds them for
Bedtime Math fan Symone B. went to Alaska and got to see huskies pull dogsleds in Denali National Park. Vehicles aren’t allowed in the park,
Lots of kids dress up for Halloween. But people also spend a lot of time carefully planning out the costumes for their dogs, too! And
What can you buy with $1? How about an 848-foot-tall rock? That’s what one man did back in 1915. Then he decided to put zig-zaggy
World Elephant Day is the perfect day to explore the mighty math in elephants. Read on to see how the numbers add up with these
The biggest kitty on Earth means the biggest cattitude on the globe in this wild math story!
It’s National Zookeeper Week! Zookeepers do a lot more than just hang out with the animals and keep them company. They take care of them
What do mac ‘n cheese, poetry, and math have in common? Read on to find out – and use your noodle!
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