Description: Math Thief, the No. 1 bestselling math learning comic, has earned the love of hundreds of thousands of students and is recognized as 'Korea's first math-essay comic' that improves logical thinking and comprehension. In Season 2 of Math Thief, beyond the previously learned skills of 'conceptual understanding,' 'computational ability,' 'application of principles,' 'creative thinking,' 'communication skills,' and 'systems thinking,' the series is designed to help children develop the ability to mathematically observe and interpret various phenomena in daily life, as well as cultivate an attitude of rationally solving problems through logical and numerical reasoning. The Workbook includes discussion topics that foster mathematical curiosity and observation skills, along with questions related to the stories in the main text or questions that arise in everyday life. The back cover also features a '37th Volume Curriculum Connection Chart' to further enhance learning integration. Swept into the pond, Oannes is horrified to find the interior completely devoid of any living creature and wants to flee, but he holds back, thinking of rescuing his enemy Kail. Entering a wonderful house he happens to find inside the pond, Oannes discovers Kail's bag there and, overjoyed, searches everywhere for him — only to make a shocking discovery...! 1. Thrilling Math Comics Through stories of using mathematical calculations to escape crises and solve mysteries, readers develop an interest in math and gain logical insights. - Combine two words made from seven cards into one word! - Create 21 different ice cream menu combinations using six types of ice cream! - Crack the code to meet Haroon! - Discover why all the windows in Madoro's house face south! 2. Storytelling Math Classroom: Strengthening Math in Everyday Life and Storytelling The deepened learning content shares historical stories along with math concepts and principles hidden in everyday life. ★ Storytelling Math Classroom Topics in Volume 37: ① What is the relationship between factors and multiples? ② Is there a quick way to know if a number is a multiple of another? ③ What's an easy way to find the greatest common factor and least common multiple? ④ How are the greatest common factor and least common multiple used? ⑤ What are amicable numbers or friendly number pairs? 3. Double the Fun! Reader Participation Space Readers can get answers to tricky math questions from experts and exchange opinions with the editorial team. ① Unsolved Math Problems! Ask Dr. Yeo! ② Parents' Hearts Shared Through Math Thief! ③ Pop Quiz Event Winners ④ Math Thief Volume 36 Survey Results! ⑤ Cheese Winners with Math Thief! 4. Skills Growing Fast! Math Workbook Test your skills with problems and quizzes by area and ability, along with answers, Dodo's Surprise O/X Quiz, Kaiser's Perfect Score Fill-in-the-Blank Quiz, and Angelic Buster's Short Answer Quiz explanations. ① Dodo's Surprise O/X Quiz ② Kaiser's Perfect Score Fill-in-the-Blank Quiz ③ Angelic Buster's Short Answer Quiz ④ Math Thief Workbook 37. The Cursed Pond 38. Bronze-Colored Love 39. Kail and Oannes 40. Ice Cream Is Delicious! 41. Brothers Were Wicked! 42. Facing South I'll Build My Window!