Preview all 8 engaging segments from the Magic Math-in-Class Study Guide. A quick look at the activities designed to bring math to life in your classroom.
Our new Magic Math in Class study guide is designed just for teachers. It’s filled with short activities, brain teasers, and fun math tricks that make learning exciting and interactive for your students.
A sparkling tale of a poor fisherman who catches a wish-granting golden fish. Fun math weaves through this story of numbers, wishes, and a little greed!
Grades 3–6
Two teams of cartoon animals face off in a fun math tournament! Solve everyday math challenges in a colorful, exciting setting.
Grades K–6
Join Layla on a class trip to the zoo! Students become detectives, spotting 3 mistakes in her “Day at the Zoo” report.
Grades K–3
Students help Luna figure out how 4 family members can cross a 1-mile bridge in 1 hour using only 1 flashlight. A fun logic challenge!
Grades 3–6
Listen to Mr. Donovan’s testimony and help the judge spot 3 mistakes — 2 in math, 1 in science. A fun challenge for young detectives!
Grades 3–6
Ben and Curley amaze students with a mental-math mind-reading trick — then reveal the secret! A magical way to spark interest in math.
Grades K–3
Can students split the clock with 2 pencils so each part has the same sum? A fun math-logic puzzle to solve together!
Grades K–3
Can students add 9 numbers in their head faster than a calculator? A fun mental-math challenge to reveal the secret trick!
Grades 3–6
Our new Magic Math in Class study guide is designed just for teachers. It’s filled with short activities, brain teasers, and fun math tricks that make learning exciting and interactive for your students.
A sparkling tale of a poor fisherman who catches a wish-granting golden fish. Fun math weaves through this story of numbers, wishes, and a little greed!
Grades 3–6
Two teams of cartoon animals face off in a fun math tournament! Solve everyday math challenges in a colorful, exciting setting.
Grades K–6
Join Layla on a class trip to the zoo! Students become detectives, spotting 3 mistakes in her “Day at the Zoo” report.
Grades K–3
Students help Luna figure out how 4 family members can cross a 1-mile bridge in 1 hour using only 1 flashlight. A fun logic challenge!
Grades 3–6
Listen to Mr. Donovan’s testimony and help the judge spot 3 mistakes — 2 in math, 1 in science. A fun challenge for young detectives!
Grades 3–6
Ben and Curley amaze students with a mental-math mind-reading trick — then reveal the secret! A magical way to spark interest in math.
Grades K–3
Can students split the clock with 2 pencils so each part has the same sum? A fun math-logic puzzle to solve together!
Grades K–3
Can students add 9 numbers in their head faster than a calculator? A fun mental-math challenge to reveal the secret trick!
Grades 3–6
