Future Mathematician Everyday Math Adventures for Kids (Ages 7 – 12): Fun mathematics activities for young mathematicians, STEM Math Adventures for ... (STEM Explorers Series: Ignite the Future)

Must have in physical format. Future Mathematician Everyday Math Adventures for Kids is a brilliant math book for children ages seven to twelve. I think it is the most colorful and fun math book I have come across. Everything is very well done, starting with the layout, graphs, charts, tables, tables, equations, and fun problems to solve. On the other hand, it is quite complete. It is composed of seven parts where topics such as taxes, basic budget theories, fractions, investment and much more are taught. It has exercises with their solutions, and at the end of the book I realized that this volume belongs to a whole “Future” series that covers topics such as Science, Engineering, and much more. A book to have in physical and review again and again.

This book is written for kids but is jam packed with math from easy fractions to figuring tax bracket percentage. Easy to use. Recommended for middle school children.

While my kids have not done the lessons yet, I just have to say how impressed I am with how detailed yet clear all the example lessons are. There are lessons here where I learned more about how compound interest, taxes, and the stock market works than I did from any training that I've gotten in the last 10 years. I can't recommend this more highly than a five-star review, but if your child has any interest in this space and just needs a little bit of help in language that they will understand.. this is the book for you!

This book is very helpful, plenty of examples and practice pages that can help the kids to learn maths and have fun with it

A math workbook that covers everything from rounding to taxes. The concepts are organized well. Some of the pages are very busy, to the point that it detracts from the information. That aside, it’s a great learning tool. I was pleased to see investments discussed.

The book has a nice variety of math activities for kids with solid visual graphics to support. I like the full color little images on each page.

This is a very comprehensive approach to math using practical examples. I think "fun" might be an exaggeration, but the approach uses logic (estimating), patterns (projections) and basic real world examples (taxes, interest). This would be quite a lot for a 7 year-old, but one can try. My estimate is that the sweet spot is 9 years old

An good book for practicing math! It provides interesting examples and exercises on various topics - from fractions to investments. The bright pictures help engage the child. Although some sections are a bit too detailed and there are issues with fonts, overall the book is useful for developing practical skills in an interesting way. I recommend it to parents and teachers to improve the math abilities of children aged 7-12.