Brainyday Ca Publications: 19 books

Hoodie's math adventure with the Big Bad Wolf. Hoodie discovers math patterns and surprises when making sums of 10. But something in Grandma's house doesn't add up! The story comes with math extensions and tips for teachers and parents.

Hare challenges Tortoise to a rematch. Whos going to win the hop-to-the-pond race? Hare discovers that its good probability thinking, and not good luck or good hopping, that wins the race. The story comes with math extensions and tips for teachers and parents.

The First Little Piggys Math Adventure with the Big Bad Wolf. The First Little Piggy discovers odd numbers hiding in squares and experiences that pleasure of mathematical surprise. Where do even numbers hide?

The Three Bears are on a fishing trip. Little Bear has a hard time spearing fish in the creek, until he discovers the Secret of the Broken Spear. But what does sledding down a snow hill have to do with the Secret?

Its the middle of winter. The fire is out, and the clan has lost the Secret of the Fire. Arda is determined to re-discover the Secret. Will she be successful or will her clan perish in the cold of winter?

Robin Hood is invited to a royal dinner. King John asks him to display his archery skills by hitting two falling apples, one very small and one very big. Will the big apple fall faster than the small apple, as King John suggests? Where should Robin Hood aim to hit each apple? Maybe some neat science thinking will help.

The Fox who said "sour grapes" finally gets the grapes, with some neat multiplication and with some help from Crow, and learns the value of helping others. The story comes with math extensions and tips for teachers and parents.

The Boy who cried Wolf meets the Wolf in sheeps clothing, and learns neat ways of adding numbers in his head.

The Three Little Piggies use smart thinking (and some neat science) to help Wolf uncover the secret of the stone. But how did they manage to lift the heavy stone when everyone else failed?

The Three Little Piggies use smart thinking (and some neat science) to help Wolf uncover the secret of the stone. But how did they manage to lift the heavy stone when everyone else failed?

Someone is scaring young children away from math. Is it you? Hoodie loves math, but overhears her Mom saying she hates it. So she dreams of meeting the Big Bad Wolf, who offers her a math adventure. Will her Mom approve? The story comes with math extensions and tips for teachers and parents.

The Three Little Piggies are using natural resources at an alarming rate. In their dream Nanabijou the Sleeping Giant of Ojibway legend helps them become aware of their destructive ways. What will the Three Little Piggies do?

The Third Little Piggy sets a trap for the Big Bad Wolf and he and the other Little Piggies use math to build the largest pen for Wolf. But they also realize that their sloppy living habits have hurt Wolfs habitat. The story comes with math extensions and tips for teachers and parents.

The Third Little Piggy is not very fast and he is not very strong, but hes happy - until Fox and Bear start teasing him. So the Third Little Piggy uses his brain (and some really neat science) to win a contest of strength. How did he do it?