Book 1 is out now Book 2 is coming soon

Math that feels
like an adventure

Playful math workbooks for ages 5 to 8.
Made by a dad and led by Henry the hedgehog.
Every chapter teaches first, then practices, so kids learn how before they try.

Henry the hedgehog proudly holding Math in the Wild, Book 1: Little Learners
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Meet the books

One series, laddered by age. Each book picks up where the last one left off.

Cover of Math in the Wild, Book 1: Little Learners
Out now

Little Learners

Book 1 · ages 5 to 6

  • Meet the numbers 0 to 10, one page each
  • Counting to 20 with animal friends
  • Adding and taking away within 10
  • Shapes, sorting, patterns, measuring and symmetry
Amazon.com Amazon.ca 124 colorful pages
Cover of Math in the Wild, Book 2: Math Explorers
Coming soon

Math Explorers

Book 2 · ages 7 to 8

  • Numbers all the way to 1,000
  • Adding and taking away bigger numbers
  • Multiplying, dividing and fractions
  • Money, telling time, measuring and graphs
Take a first look 7 brand new friends inside
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Peek inside

Real pages, straight from the books. Big, bright, and one skill at a time.

Book 1 page: The Number 7Book 1: meet the number 7
Book 1 lesson page: Tens and Ones, 14 is 1 ten and 4 onesa lesson: tens and ones
Book 1 page: Make 10 with ten-framesmake 10 with ten-frames
Book 1 game: Color by Number liona game to finish
Book 1 lesson page: shapesmeet the shapes
Book 2 page: Rows of Dots, multiplyingBook 2: multiplying
Book 2 lesson page: fractionsfractions, made friendly
Book 2 puzzle: How Many Shapeshow many triangles?
Book 2 game: Pip's Secret Messagecrack Pip's coin code
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Why I made these

Henry reading a book to Penny the panda, Benny the bunny and Felix the fox

It started with printables I made for my own kids.

Every workbook I found felt like homework: rows of problems, no story, no fun. So I made my own, with a curious hedgehog named Henry and a crew of animal friends.

Every chapter starts with a little lesson, so kids understand how before they practice. Those pages grew into Math in the Wild

Happy exploring,

Yves

P.S. My own kids were the very first testers.

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Meet the friends

Every chapter has its own animal guide. Kids always know who's teaching them next.

Book 1
the first twelve friends

New in Book 2
seven more join the trail

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Finished a book?

Dear grown-up,

Thank you for exploring with us!

Math in the Wild is made by one dad, one page at a time. If your little one enjoyed it, an honest review on Amazon is the biggest help there is: it's how other parents find the books.

From: Henry
and his wild friends