Peter Ledwon

First off the mice in the book were very creepy looking. Second I enjoyed the book. The entire time I read I was thinking about how I could set the class up in stations and have an activity such as the ones in the book. This book made mdoing math way more fun and engaging. At one point in the book I felt like it was a lot going on, but I feel like this could be a book where we read in sections by days. or like I stated before we have stations in the class mimicking the activities from the book.

This has some super cute games in it! This is definitely for much younger children, predominately focused on more basic math. The twelve games cover a range of math topics such as more than, sequence, adding, probability, etc. They incorporate cards, dice, and food to help students learn while having fun. I recommend this book to any younger grade math teacher.

This book describes the adventure of Chester, Leon, and Maury. They do not sleep, and instead they play math games with salsa, dice, chips, and other items in the house. I did not enjoy the book because I do not like mice. I had a bad experience with mice, and I found it bad that these mice were touching chips. The content of the book did not attract my attention, but it does have some math problems that would be useful for kids to learn.