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🧮 Unlock the magic of division—where math meets adventure!
The Multiplying Menace Divides is a captivating children’s math adventure book that combines fairy-tale storytelling with practical division lessons. Ideal for young STEM learners, it covers division by whole numbers, fractions, and zero, engaging readers through puzzles and narrative. Highly rated and perfect for educators building a dynamic math library.
| Best Sellers Rank | #293,602 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #465 in Children's Arithmetic Books #6,576 in Fantasy for Children |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 148 Reviews |
B**L
satisfied
I am a new teacher and wanted to build my library; in my opinion, it is important to include books with a math theme so that I can conduct interesting mini-lessons. Having this book helps round out my library. I think the students will enjoy it.
S**R
Sassy book!
This is a great adaption of an old fairy-tale - educational and entertaining. Illustrations and text work well together. Thanks.
T**S
Math help
Made practicing math more fun.
C**R
Engaging!
Very useful read-aloud and supplement for teaching this skill!
P**Y
Useful for Daily 5 Math
I am collecting reading resources for my Daily 5 math to be used in a basket of independent work. We are getting ready to cover division, so I am hoping the students will like it.
H**S
but this really is an adorable
This is a cute story and would probably help littler kids who need an introduction to the concept of division, but I thought it was a little higher skill level than it is. I thought perhaps it would have a little more complicated arithmetic, more problem solving, etc. my daughter is already dividing and I was looking for conceptual reinforcement at a higher skill level. but this really is an adorable story
K**R
Five Stars
Fifth grade math students loved this.
P**M
Five Stars
good book thanks
A**R
Three Stars
Not as good as the other ones content wise
M**M
A very weird story.
A very weird story! Not sure that it helped my class of 8 year olds understand anything about division, but they liked the story.
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