PowerMath

Describes magic squares and the relationship between addition and subtraction.

Uses unique photographs of animals and simple exercises with repeated additions to teach young children how to multiply.

Demonstrates how to read a timeline while describing the life of frogs from eggs to grown frogs.

Explains how to use line graphs and tables to analyze information provided by the census taken of the American people every ten years.

A young person uses a travel journal and the skills of addition and subtraction to keep track of how much time his family spends at various attractions while visiting Chicago.

Contains an introduction to the concept of measuring length, weight, and volume, by providing an overview of the most well-known bridges from around the world.

Contains an introduction to the mathematical concepts of commutative, associative, and distributive properties, by chronicling the expedition of climbing Mount Everest.

Uses a study of climates around the world as the basis for understanding the math concepts of mean, median, and model.

Photographs, illustrations, and text describe to use Newton's laws of motion to solve problems.

Presents a concise look into some of the world's natural wonders and what makes each of them unique, and describes how to convert distance measurements to metric units.