Anno's mysterious multiplying jar

by Masaichirō Anno

Other authorsMitsumasa Anno
Paper Book, 1983

Description

Simple text and pictures introduce the mathematical concept of factorials.

Tags

Ursa Minor Learning, UML Math Expansion, UML Year 2, Read-Aloud Revival, RAR Math Read-Alouds

Pages

40

Subjects

Factorials
Factorials Juvenile literature
Mathematics

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