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For younger kids, there is a page with some of the math problems encountered in the story for students to solve (as well as an answer key). I wanted this to be used with as many kids as possible, so there are a couple different things included in this packet. “You know, you can think of almost everything as a math problem.”įrom then on, he sees math in everything he does! Included in the Math Curse Activity Pack: Math Curse is the story of one student who is under a math curse when his teacher says,

Math Curse by Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith Today I’m sharing extension lessons to use along with the book “Math Curse.” To encourage and help you incorporate great books into math class, I am putting together lessons, activities and projects to go along with some of my favorite books. This is such a fun book, and I love reading it with upper elementary kids all the way through middle school! (And actually, I have used it with 9th graders as well!) Read our full disclosure here.* Explore Math in Real Life with Math Curse: * Please Note: This post includes affiliate links which support the work of this site. To help you incorporate this into your math curriculum, I’ve created this Math Curse Activity Pack! This hilarious tale can be enjoyed by kids of all ages. Stories can make math come alive and get kids excited! One of my favorite (and highly engaging) stories is Math Curse by Jon Sciezka. Math stories are such a fun way to engage kids in math learning, as well as help them see math in the world around them. Looking for a way to extend the learning with the book Math Curse? This free pack of Math Curse extension activities is a great way to help your kids see math in real life.