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Star Maths cartoon. 1 large robot and 1 small robot are standing and facing each other in a futuristic living room. Caption. No names, just numbers, Miss Amber.

Amber and Sam help Uncle Zak and Lisa put some robots in numerical order. When they have trouble finishing the job, Numberella suggests using a number line and other techniques to order three-digit numbers. Part of the "Star Maths" series.

Star Maths cartoon. Girl stands in a spacecraft and holds 1 hand with thumb up in front of her face as she talks and looks to the side. Caption. Are you sure? 6 goes into 12 twice.

While playing a computer simulation game, Sam and Amber find they can't fit all the robots into the available space. Numberella teaches them how to solve such a problem by rounding up or down when there are remainders after dividing. Part of the "...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. Girl raises her hand with 3 fingers up and thumb folded in while using a beverage-making machine in a futuristic kitchen. She speaks and looks at a boy near her. Caption. 4 tablespoons of sugar.

Sam and Amber must figure out how to adjust amounts of ingredients for recipes and materials for building structures. Numberella shows them how to multiply or divide to keep the correct proportions when they change the measurements. Part of the "S...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. Closeup of an older man standing in a room. He appears to be speaking to another person. Caption. All this for only 1,250 igmus?

In order to repair their all-purpose robots, called Wottbots, Sam and Amber must divide them into old and new models. To do this, they make up two groups, and Numberella helps them figure out how many groups of two make 24. Part of the "Star Maths...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. Girl stands while she speaks to a robot in a room about to be painted. A digital screen on the wall displays rectangular shades of color. A ladder and covered furniture are in the background. Caption. Can you mix new colors?

Sam and Amber try to figure out what the decimal readings on a meter mean, but the instruction book gives examples in fractions. Using number lines, Numberella demonstrates the relationship and equivalence of the two methods of measurement. Part o...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. An empty all terrain vehicle with 3 wheels on each side is parked outdoors on a dirt surface in a desert-like area. Caption. Ha! Let's see where it landed.

On a junk-collecting trip, Sam and Amber drive so far they nearly run out of fuel. Their map shows two routes back home, and Sam and Amber must figure out how much fuel will be used on each route in order to get home safely. Part of the "Star Math...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. Man walks through an archway as he speaks on a telephone. A boy and girl sit in the background in a living room and watch T, V. Caption. Do you want me to come meet you?

While hiding under their all-terrain vehicle from a strange noise, Sam and Amber see 24 legs march past them. How many creatures are surrounding them? Numberella helps them use multiplication and division to work out the problem. Part of the "Star...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. Back view of a boy and girl outdoors and looking at a futuristic truck with a glass enclosed cabin and an open cargo bed. A green robot stands in the cargo bed. Caption. Where are you off to, Botler?

Sam and Amber find an old-fashioned clock in a deserted space station. With Numberella's help, they figure out the relationships between seconds, minutes, and hours. Part of the "Star Maths" series.

Sam and Amber learn to count by tens when using a remote control. As they struggle with the device, Numberella gives them advice on how to find the right channel to watch their favorite show. Part of the "Star Maths" series.

Star Maths cartoon. Group of 6 multi-colored robots flying together across a barren, desert area. Caption. Amber as narrator. Look at them. They're good, aren't they?

Numberella helps Sam and Amber count up by hundreds and back down from 1000 using a counting stick. They decide to feed the spoats, animals native to the planetoid Junkiter, but the pellet dispenser gets stuck and they must figure out how to count...Read More

Star Maths cartoon. A boy and girl approach a convertible-like car that is parked outdoors. Caption. Relax, Uncle Zak's miles away.

Sam and Amber learn more about what each digit represents when they see that their planetoid mobile leaves tracks that read '108' from one angle and '801' from another. Then, Sam learns about place value when he punches the right keypad numbers in...Read More

Cartoon green tire labeled “Tamaño Normal" with lines that create a box around it labeled twenty-one inches tall and twenty-one inches at the base. There’s a question mark for the width measurement. Over the tire is a smaller version of the tire labeled “Tamaño reducido en escala" that only has the width labeled one inch. Text, “twenty one times que numero equals question mark.”

The evil Scaleo has escaped from prison and is transforming the length, width, and height of objects until they become useless. Who can put things right? Super heroine Scale Ella uses the power of scale factor to foil the villain. Part of the "Mat...Read More

Curved cartoon house with a fence around it. A person in front of the house stands next to two large eggs and a mailbox. Below the image is a ruler measurement labeled, “four, fifteen over three, and six.”

Whole numbers are no better than any others. Practice plotting values on the number line as a passionate activist rises up and demands equity for all numbers, including fractions and decimals. Part of the "Math Snacks" series.

Cartoon scoreboard labeled, “Jugadores Restantes,” with a red E.M. team that has scored two hundred thirty points versus a Yellow Beluga whale team that has scored two hundred thirty-one points. Red dodgeballs fly through the air as a crowd of people cheer behind the board.

Ratio errors confuse one of the coaches as two teams face off in an epic dodgeball tournament. See how mathematical techniques such as tables, graphs, measurements, and equations help to find the missing part of a proportion. Part of the "Math Sna...Read More

Photo of a woman’s head cut out and placed on top of a cartoon body. She holds a phone up to her ear and has her mouth open like she’s talking. Over her head is the number thirty six.

In this humorous animation, who speaks how many words turns out to determine whether a date goes well or horribly. Part of the "Math Snacks" series.

Dry brushed animation of a smiling boy with 1 hand held up to the side. Carnival rides and carnival goers fill the background. Caption. But it's too tall.

He might be at an amusement park, but Cory isn’t amused. His mom’s silly rules are such a buzzkill. She won’t let him go on any ride over 100 feet. He has his eye on the Ferris wheel, but can he figure out how tall it is using shadows? Part of the...Read More

Dry brushed animation of a man in a black beanie and bandit mask. Stacks of money fill background. Caption. I'll just fill the briefcase with these stacks of fifties.

A bank robber intends to rob Mercenary Bank. He hopes to fill a briefcase with a million dollars. Is his briefcase large enough to hold a million bucks? Part of the "Math Mess" series.

Dry brushed animation of a woman wearing cat eye glasses and carrying a purse as she gestures toward a storefront with a sign that reads, "40 percent off everything!" Caption. Why do they make this so confusing?

Carla’s birthday cash is burning a hole in her pocket, but the stores downtown have her in a bind. Her favorite three stores are having sales. Which sale will give Carla the most bang for her buck? Part of the "Math Mess" series.

Top side view of a pizza with cheese, red sauce, and Canadian bacon on a large stainless steel pizza spatula over a gray background.

Students will learn the difference between rational and irrational numbers. They also learn the infinite ways to express rational numbers. Part of the Real World Math series.

Top side view of a pizza with cheese, red sauce, and Canadian bacon on a large stainless steel pizza spatula over a gray background. Caption. Most likely, family or friends ate the rest of the pizza.

The understanding of part-whole relationships helps students understand the basic mathematical operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Part-whole relationships also help students group objects and organize data. Students...Read More

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