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Math Learning Books For 8-Year-Old Kids

Math learning books for 8-year-olds help readers practice multiplication, division and problem-solving through number puzzles and challenges. As they work through new concepts, children develop a stronger understanding of mathematical reasoning.

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Popular Books

Why was Six Afraid of Seven?
Multiples of 6
Triangular Triangles
Capacity
How Did Romans Count to 100? An Introduction to Roman Numerals
Amazing Animals: Prehistoric Creatures: Numbers to 1,000
Angles
Dividing Fractions by Whole Numbers
Long Division with 2 Digit Divisors
Perimeter Around The Area
STEM: 3-D Printing: Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Your World: Germs: Addition and Subtraction
MM, CM, M, KM
STEM: Robots: 3-D Shapes
How Do You Share With Your Friends
Inches, Feet, Yards
Perimeter and Area
Three Times Table Video with Mr. Snake

New Releases

How Did Romans Count to 100? An Introduction to Roman Numerals
Why was Six Afraid of Seven?
How Do You Measure a Slice of Pizza?: A Book of Geometry
STEM: Lasers: Measuring Length
Your World: Exploring Aquariums: Subtraction
STEM: Robots: 3-D Shapes
Your World: Germs: Addition and Subtraction
Amazing Animals: Bugs: Skip Counting
Amazing Animals: Prehistoric Creatures: Numbers to 1,000
STEM: 3-D Printing: Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Art and Culture: Exploring the Louvre: Shapes
Amazing Animals: Critter Camp: Division
Spectacular Sports: World's Toughest Races: Understanding Fractions
Jesse Steam Mysteries: The Secret in the Jelly Bean Jar
Confusing Code Puzzles
Neat Number Puzzles
Squares, Rectangles, and Other Quadrilaterals
Fractions as Numbers
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Why was Six Afraid of Seven?Amazing Animals: Prehistoric Creatures: Numbers to 1,000STEM: 3-D Printing: Adding and Subtracting FractionsYour World: Germs: Addition and SubtractionSTEM: Robots: 3-D ShapesTightwad TodAmazing Animals: Critter Camp: DivisionArt and Culture: Exploring the Louvre: ShapesSTEM: Lasers: Measuring LengthYour World: Exploring Aquariums: SubtractionSpectacular Sports: World's Toughest Races: Understanding FractionsJesse Steam Mysteries: The Secret in the Jelly Bean JarAmazing Animals: Bugs: Skip CountingHow Do You Measure a Slice of Pizza?: A Book of GeometryConfusing Code PuzzlesNeat Number PuzzlesGraphing Story ProblemsHow Do You Read Charts and Graphs?Squares, Rectangles, and Other QuadrilateralsMath It! Measure It!Spend WiselyEarn WiselyMeasuring LengthTape Measures

Videos

Multiples of 6Triangular TrianglesCapacityHow Did Romans Count to 100? An Introduction to Roman NumeralsAnglesDividing Fractions by Whole Numbers

Help your child grow through reading

Did you know?

  • An octagon has eight sides.
  • Multiplication is repeated addition.
  • The word "percent" means "out of 100."

How to make the most of Epic

For Parents
  • Apply multiplication and division concepts to situations in stories.
  • Interpret tables, charts, and graphs found in informational texts.
For Educators
  • Compare different strategies for solving math problems.
  • Analyze patterns and relationships between numbers.

FAQ

Books at this age can support growing independence with multiplication, division and more advanced problem-solving. Stories and examples often help readers see how math is used beyond the classroom.

Eight-year-olds can learn multiplication, division, fractions, patterns and problem-solving strategies. Many books also encourage logical thinking and mathematical reasoning.

These books work well during independent reading, homework support, enrichment activities or classroom lessons. They can also be used when introducing or reviewing new concepts.

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