“He made many friends, people his age who loved math and were really good at it too.“
“He made many friends, people his age who loved math and were really good at it too.“
I would use this book in my classroom for children who specifically love math. It's also a good book to teach children that no one is good at everything. Bonus in the fact that it's very informative in talking about prime and negative numbers.
pickThis is a great book to promote children's interests in math while learning about the story of a young mathematician. This book includes descriptive, and informative writing along with funny moments. Such a good story for young children.
“Dreams and numbers can change the world.”
“The tale of a woman who saw the poetry in numbers.“
so-soThis elegant biography tells the story of Ada Lovelace, a visionary who blended mathematics and imagination to become the first computer programmer.
"I am in a dream world of my own creating."
Ideal for discussing women in STEM and the history of computers. Students can explore Ada's life and think about how they might use math and science in their own lives.
pickThis biography introduces Ada Lovelace, the 19th-century mathematician who is considered one of the first computer programmers. The book emphasizes her curiosity and groundbreaking work in mathematics and computing.
