In this story, Super Math visits Mr. Lee’s classroom to teach the students about graphs, perimeters, and areas. The class works on bar graph questions, calculates perimeters of triangles, squares, rectangles, and other polygons, and learns how to find the area of shapes by multiplying length and width. Super Math emphasizes the importance of math in everyday life and encourages the students with tips for success, such as being eager to learn and never giving up. He also shares the story I Am a Lion!, teaching the value of self-discovery and listening to guidance.

In this story, Super Math visits Mrs. Martin’s classroom to teach the children about fractions. He explains that fractions represent equal parts of a whole and guides the class through exercises using circles, fraction bars, and number lines. The students learn how to write numerators and denominators, compare fractions, and measure objects using fraction rulers. Super Math also shares an important life lesson through the story Time Remote, about the value of learning and perseverance. The children express their gratitude for both the math lesson and the life advice, thanking Super Math enthusiastically.

In this story, Super Math visits Mrs. Lopez’s classroom to help children learn basic math concepts in an engaging way. He emphasizes the importance of math in daily life and encourages the students to practice regularly to become successful. Super Math shares the story of Mr. Sommer, who, despite facing challenges, became successful by being eager to learn. Super Math teaches the children how to add using cards, animals, dice, and dominoes. He introduces a fun math game called “Math War,” where players practice addition while competing. The key message is perseverance, patience, and the lifelong usefulness of math.

In this story, Johnnie questions the relevance of math while in class, prompting the superhero, Super Math, to take him on a journey to demonstrate the importance of mathematics in everyday life. Together, they visit New York City, where Johnnie sees how math is used to build skyscrapers, bridges, highways, and even to wire electricity. They also visit a car manufacturing plant, a dam generating electricity, an oil refinery, and even outer space, where math is crucial for building space stations. Through this adventure, Johnnie learns that math is used in almost everything around him and decides to fully embrace learning math. His classmates cheer as he shares his newfound understanding.