Step right up to the Math Circus. Watch the Quidget Family and the Subtractobats perform high-flying feats of mathematics. In this astounding story, Leap, Lily, Tad, and wacky Professor Quigley train numbers to count, add, and subtract in a series of amazing circus acts. Numbers and Quidgets fly from trampolines, trapezes, and cannons as they teach early mathematical concepts.

A friendly engineer takes children on a journey that introduces numbers, number relationships and counting skills.

When Dr. Strangeglove threatens to aim a Number Ray at Earth, secret agent Matt Mattics must solve problems with fractions in order to thwart him.

In Volume One, a friendly engineer takes children on an exciting journey that introduces numbers, and counting. Catchy, interactive songs and games educate and entertain children, as they ride the rails in a turn-of-the-century steam engine. In Volume Two, count beautiful animals and colorful objects while being inspired by classical music. In Volume Three, meet the friendliest dog in town, Puppy Dog, as he takes young viewers on a counting adventure...

Kids of all ages will love the cool songs to help them learn the sums up to 18 and differences from 18. Includes delayed answer sequences so learners can try to answer before D.J. Doc Roc. Positive lyrics encourage and motivate. The variety of songs help hold interest and get results.

Teaches children to learn how to county money through interactive rhymes, chants and hand movements.

Shelley the Nanny and the Schiffelley Puppets teach addition skills from the beginning level to the advanced learning level.

Dr. Strangeglove has stolen a diamond with powers to make him the master of the math universe. Will secret agent Matt Mattics, with the help of students who answer questions about rounding decimals, stop the evil scientist in time?

Contains step-by-step demonstrations on how to add three and four digit numbers.

Dr. Strangeglove is at it again. He's built a powerful radio transmitter that makes people say the opposite of what they mean. By answering a number of questions on geometric shapes, students will help secret agent Matt Mattics on his way to thwart the evil scientist.