numbers

A guide to numbers, suggesting ways of looking at individual numbers and their unique properties.

An exploration of the numbers one to nine, looking at their significance in literature, philosophy, history, and other areas of life, examining various mathematical conundrums from throughout history, and including facts, puzzles, and illustrations.

Explains German mathematician Bernard Riemann's theory about the origins and patterns of prime numbers.

Presents an overview of the use of numbers, from ancient times to the present, including the development of number systems, counting methods, mathematics, and counting machines.

Explores the concept of using symbols for numbers: ones, tens, hundreds, etc.

Briefly explains the matching and comparison of quantities, the naming and ordering of numbers, and counting--all steps in the history of numbers.

Traces the development of numbers, counting systems, and counting machines.

Traces the origin of numbers and the development of the Roman, Egyptian, and Hindu systems of numerals.

Mouse invites the readers to shout out what they know as they review numbers, letters, and easy words.

When arithmetic strain scrambles a student's brain, no one in town is safe from the numbers that go flying out of the child's head.