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Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi, published by Charlesbridge, written by Cindy Neuschwander and illustrated by Wayne Geehan (copyrights 1999), is an excellent math story suitable for elementary school students and adults (like me) and features a rhyming poem.
Characters: Sir Cumference, father Lady Di of Ameter, mother Radius, son and protagonist Sym, brother Geo of Metry, carpenter Lady Fingers, cousin Lady Fingers helps Radius make the pie.
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Josef Ketzer
9/28/2022 06:59:18 am
Another funny school poem I once read somewhere, although Math (or Mathematical Physics) is only the subject in the first line: Leave a Reply. |
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