In this story, Super Math visits Mr. Smith’s classroom to teach students how to subtract two-digit numbers up to 100. He guides the class through various subtraction problems using different tools like rods, units, cylinders, and dominoes, emphasizing the importance of understanding place value. Super Math encourages the students to practice consistently to improve their math skills. The class also plays “Math Bingo,” where students use cards to perform addition and subtraction. Super Math concludes with a lesson on the value of working before playing, sharing a story about two families and the consequences of procrastination.

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.

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.

In this story, Super Math visits Mr. Morales’ classroom to teach the children about multiplication and division. He explains that multiplication is repeated addition and guides the class through several multiplication problems using examples like chickens and cookies. The students also learn how division and multiplication are related through interactive exercises. Super Math emphasizes the importance of practice and shares math card games to help with learning. He ends the lesson with the story of The Tortoise and the Hare, highlighting the value of perseverance, reminding the children that “Winners Never Quit!”