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1. Dwarves of Maozna
① Finding Points of Comparison ② Understanding and Comparing Length 2. First encounter with Ototo ③ Understanding How to Compare Length ④ Understanding and Comparing Height ⑤ Understanding How to Compare Height 3. Underground smithy ⑥ Using Estimation to Compare Weight ⑦ Understanding How to Compare Weight 4. The secret of The Book of Light ⑧ Using Estimation to Compare Area ⑨ Understanding How to Compare Area 5. Owner of the world ⑩ Understanding and Comparing Volume ⑪ Understanding How to Compare Volume |
Ileana Christine Quintano
Patrick Chung
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Ryan's Math Adventure effortlessly immerses students, especially students who find math unappealing, in various math concepts by portraying students with a real world use for math. This series also provides appropriate scaffold for 1st graders who already enjoy learning math but want to dig deeper into the reasoning and logic behind simple math equations and symbols. Vivid illustration and child-friendly math language not only keeps children interested, but also facilitates independent learning of math concepts that might be challenging on their own. - Nina Lim (1ST GRADE TEACHER AT STRATFORD SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA)
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Ryan's Math Adventure allows students to apply mathematical concepts to the world around them. The book is distinct in that it moves away from the typical formula of rote memorization and instead sparks wonder and curiosity through its narrative composition. - Alexandra Economos (3RD GRADE TEACHERAT TUSCULUM ELEMENTARY IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE)
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