Description: This is a storytelling math book made up of short stories and step-by-step quizzes. In this third volume, amazing and fascinating true facts from around the world are turned into fun stories that make math an enjoyable activity for the whole family. With subjects and illustrations that kids love, this series became a sensation, featured in major U.S. media outlets like TIME and USA Today, and shot to #1 in the Amazon.com children's math category as soon as it was released. By spending just 10 minutes a day talking with your child and solving the math problems in this book, you can naturally build a daily study habit. It's also a wonderful way to connect and bond with your child through fun stories. The real value lies in enjoying the process of reading together and reasoning your way to the answer — and the moment your whole family starts having fun with math, your child's math skills will grow by leaps and bounds. Table of Contents: Eating Ice Cream in Space 10 Traveling Across America Through Food 12 The Red Barn 14 Soul-Soothing Marshmallows 16 Giddy Up, Run! Run! 18 The Moon Landing Mission 20 Bananas That Multiply Like Crazy 22 The Incredible Weight of Sand 24 Who Chopped Down the Cherry Tree? 26 Guess If It's Potato or Onion Flavored 28 Reveal the Truth 30 A Place You Can't Go to Sleep 32 The Accidental Invention of the Ice Pop 34 How the Pyramids Were Built 36 A Left Shoe on the Right Foot 38 Wallpaper Cleaning Service 40 Randomly Placed Chocolate Chips 42 Something Feels Wrong 44 Bird Brain 46 Purple Carrots 48 Fun English Names for Insects 50 Peanuts and Beans 52 Did You Know Mount Everest Is Growing? 54 Incredible Luck 56 Real Fear 58 Fizzy Soda Pop 60 Wobbly Bones 62 I'm the Best at Snowball Fights! 64 A Meal for the Count 66 Show Me the Sign 68 Money That Keeps Growing 70 Time Flies Like an Arrow 72 When Waffles Meet Ice Cream 74 Staying Still Like a Plant 76 Why Snakes Shed Their Skin 78 How to Make It Snow 80 Newton and Gravity 82 Throw the Pie 84 Getting Your Change 86 "#1 in Amazon.com's Children's Math Category!" Bedtime Math, the book that spread by word of mouth among American moms, is finally officially published in Korea! Bedtime Math is a storytelling math book made up of short stories and step-by-step quizzes. Through stories about subjects kids love — animals, food, vehicles, sports, and jobs — it turns math into a fun activity the whole family can enjoy together. From Word of Mouth in America to Korea! Moms Discovered Bedtime Math First The secret to Bedtime Math's popularity is, above all, that kids genuinely love it. Even children who normally dread math get so absorbed in the stories that they don't even realize they're solving math problems — no wonder it spread by word of mouth. Bedtime Math began when author Laura Overdeck started sharing the math problems she enjoyed with her own children, at the request of friends. Within six months of starting, her Facebook page had gained over 20,000 followers, and a steady stream of people flocked to the official site, bedtimemath.org, looking for new problems. Riding this wave of enthusiasm, Bedtime Math was officially published, filled with subjects kids love and accompanied by playful illustrations. Give your child the gift of math confidence with Bedtime Math — the book American moms discovered first. 10 Minutes Every Night: The Miracle of Habit Wise parents don't just teach their children knowledge — they help them build good study habits. Read one or two sections of this book with your child every day. By spending just 10 minutes a day talking with your child and working through the math problems together, you'll naturally build a daily study habit. It's also a great way to bond and connect with your child. Experience the magical moment when your child's thinking grows by leaps and bounds — adding two-digit numbers or multiplying without needing to count on fingers and toes. A Shift in Perspective — "Math Is Fun!" We often think of math as difficult, boring, and stressful, and without meaning to, we pass that bias on to our children. This attitude has a huge impact on how kids come to view math — after all, no child wants to enjoy something their mom or dad seems to dislike. Bedtime Math helps children...