Tales of fairy tales

Pleasure is the key to teaching mathematics!
This book of the series considers mathematics as a fascinating, coherent game lesson. Exercises allow children to become part of the narrative - folding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing, they will pass through a whole magical country. Such a game approach instills a positive attitude towards mathematics, encourages children to make efforts and turn the page behind the page.
Scientific research show that children remember the knowledge gained much better if they taught them with pleasure. Our book is made up so that the children with pleasure master mathematical skills.
The book offers the reader an unusual mixture of ordinary and imaginary. Throughout the entire story, children are accompanied by a friendly character. Each section begins with a cheerful story to spur the child’s imagination. Both the environment and the heroes in it are a bridge to subsequent logical and mathematical exercises. And the exercises are completely related examples, such as multiplying socks or dividing cakes, but in the context of a cheerful magical world.
The book does not focus on formal mathematical definitions or terms. On the contrary, mathematical concepts are introduced gradually and sequentially, along with the development of the plot. Simple additional tasks are also offered to fix the studied.
Our book will be equally nice to read to children of different ages and mathematical abilities. The material can be mastered at different levels, as children learn and expand their knowledge in mathematics.
This book is intended for students in grade 3