In this story, Super Math arrives in Mr. Johnson’s classroom to teach the children subtraction. He explains subtraction as “taking apart” and leads the class through several subtraction problems using animals, dice, and cards. Super Math emphasizes the importance of practicing subtraction to become successful in math and life. The students also play “Math War: Subtraction,” a game to make learning fun. Alongside math, Super Math shares a motivational story from Carl Sommer’s book Dare to Dream, encouraging the children to make wise choices and dream big for their futures. The class ends with everyone shouting, “DARE TO DREAM!”

In this story, Super Math visits Mr. Wilson’s class to teach the students how to add two-digit numbers using regrouping. He explains the concept of tens and ones, guiding the children through several problems involving regrouping. The students practice using rods, units, and cards, and they also play a fun card game called “Math War: Addition with Two-Digit Numbers.” Super Math shares an important life lesson through the story The Great Royal Race, encouraging the children to keep their eyes on the goal to succeed. The students thank Super Math for his lessons and advice.

In this story, Super Math visits Mrs. Williams’ classroom to teach the children how to tell time. He explains how to read the hour and minute hands on analog clocks and guides the class through several exercises, including identifying times like o’clock, half-past, and quarter-past. The students also practice calculating the time between clocks. Super Math concludes the lesson with the story of The Ant and the Grasshopper, teaching the importance of balancing work and play. The children learn both time-telling skills and a valuable life lesson.

In this story, Super Math visits Mrs. Davis’s classroom to teach the students how to add numbers up to 100. He introduces counting by tens and helps the children learn to add using rods, units, cylinders, and dots. Super Math emphasizes practice and the importance of mastering basic math skills for future success. He also shares a story about listening to advice, using Proud Rooster and Little Hen as an example. The students practice addition through various problems and play a fun game called “Math War Addition with Three Cards.” The class thanks Super Math for making math enjoyable before he departs.