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Episode 1: Maya and Ramon Make Sets
Algebraic Thinking: Building and Taking Numbers Apart
Maya makes clothes, and Ramon makes buttons. But oh no—all the buttons are mixed up!
How will they finish the shirts and dresses? With the help of their friends in the town of Whatever, Maya and Ramon explore the idea of a "set."
It is a group of the same type of objects.
Children learn how to sort, classify, and count to problem-solve mathematically.
MathXplorers uses meaningful story-driven simulations to spark curiosity and develop mathematical thinking.
Children gain confidence, reduce anxiety, and see math as a powerful tool for everyday life and for creating a better world.
Imagine math learning
that connects with children's
everyday life experiences
and nurtures their interest
in mathematical sense-making and reasoning!
Stories make math meaningful, joyful, and fun for kids.
Stories give purpose
to math ideas
and processes
Story elements
make math ideas
comprehensible
MathXplorers taps into children’s sense of wonder, nurtures mathematical abilities, and intersects creativity in problem-solving.
Captivated by the characters and images, young learners follow the story–eager to know what happens next.
As they listen to the story,
young learners make sense of math ideas described with narrative and mathematical languages.
The characters get into trouble.
They need the children's help
for creative math solutions.
Children problem-solve and make mathematical sense.