Liking maths is a superpower.
Help your kids find theirs.
An activity and story book for kids 7–10 who'd rather draw, decode and play their way to “I like maths.” We turn maths frustration into fascination.
Word of mouth
Parents say it works.
It's written the way people speak so it's super easy to relate to. Real-world examples that are relevant and entertaining. This makes math fun!
I got my nieces and nephews all a Mazmatics book for Christmas and they all loved it. A brilliant resource for kids — it makes math fun, the best way for little brains to learn.
Starts out with kids jokes to gently and hilariously introduce simple math. The illustrated story contextualises math in a way kids can relate to.
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Stuff.co.nz · The Dominion Post
Read the full article on Stuff.co.nzWhat do you get when you add one Wellington dad with a web developer background, two drawing-mad kids and a goal to make maths fun? Answer: Mazmatics.
What’s in the book
Why kids love it.
Three things every page is built around.
- Sample page from Lindy’s Quest, the illustrated story
Joyful play.
Maths anxiety is real, but it doesn't have to stay. Stories, codes and silly jokes replace pressure with curiosity, so kids meet maths on friendly ground.
- A kid writing answers in the cookies math activity
Pencil first.
Drawing, tracing, doodling, decoding. The page invites kids to mark it up. Maths sticks when their hands are busy, not when a screen blinks at them.
- Sample interior page with practice exercises and drawings
Wins, not tests.
Mistakes are landings, not failures. Each page is a small win to celebrate, building the quiet confidence that turns "I can’t" into "let me try".
Sample pages
Take a look inside.
Six pages from the book — tap any one to read it bigger.
