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Math Storybooks

Why make these?

Why spend nearly 5 months

working on this project?

Well, there are roughly 194 days in the school year

and over 60 math expectations to cover.

That means we have an average of just 3.23 school

days to teach an expectation before moving

on to the next.

So, what if you had a ready-to-go, narrative hook for

every single math expectation you are required to

teach?

And so, that's why I created this resource. First for my own class, and then to share with each of you. Welcome to the Across-Canada Math Storybook Library. This comprehensive digital resource includes over 60 curated, proofread, and organized storybooks built to deliver high-impact math literacy in under 10 minutes.

Why Busy Teachers Love This Library:

Zero Prep, High Engagement: Every single story is exactly 10 pages long—the perfect length for a "Minds-On" diagnostic, an anchor talk, or a final review hook before a big test.
Curated & Organized: No endless scrolling. You get a beautifully organized Master Google Sheet that directly matches every story to your curriculum strands. Click and project, or print and teach.
Built for Split Grades & Independence: While you are at the guided table with one grade, the other can be actively engaged. Students can read independently, listen with headphones at their desks, or follow along as a class.
The Ultimate Sub Plan: Need a supply teacher? Hand them a storybook that perfectly aligns with your current math unit.

Every Strand Covered (Even the Hard Stuff)

Whether you are brand new to your grade or a seasoned veteran looking for a fresh spark, these stories do the heavy lifting for you:

Stuttering through the difference between discrete and continuous data? There's a story for that.
Stressed about introducing linear and non-linear equations? There's a story for that.
Prepping for spring provincial testing and realized you haven't reviewed Geometry since October? Use the story library as a rapid-fire review.
AS A BONUS: I included targeted stories for Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) expectations to help build a growth mindset around math.

What’s Included?:

60+ Micro-Storyboks (10 Pages Each): Covering Number Sense, Algebra, Data, Spatial Sense, Financial Literacy, and SEL.
The Master Layout Google Sheet: Your dashboard to find the exact story you need in three seconds flat.
BONUS: The Canadian Travel Passport: A printable student booklet. As your class reads through the library, they track their progress and stamp their passport to "travel" across Canada by June.
BONUS: The Mathematical Processes One-Pager: A tight, versatile graphic organizer designed to hit accountability markers—Knowledge, Representing, Connecting, and Reflecting.

Want to try a sample? Take a peek!

Interested in purchasing one? Click on the grade below to be taken to Teachers Pay Teachers, or Canadian teachers can send Ryan an EMT to mrtfromp3@gmail.com

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Math Storybooks

Why make these?

Why spend nearly 5 months

working on this project?

Well, there are roughly 194 days in the school year

and over 60 math expectations to cover.

That means we have an average of just 3.23 school

days to teach an expectation before moving

on to the next.

So, what if you had a ready-to-go, narrative hook for

every single math expectation you are required to

teach?

Why Busy Teachers Love This Library:

Zero Prep, High Engagement: Every single story is exactly 10 pages long—the perfect length for a "Minds-On" diagnostic, an anchor talk, or a final review hook before a big test.

Curated & Organized: No endless scrolling. You get a beautifully organized Master Google Sheet that directly matches every story to your curriculum strands. Click and project, or print and teach.

Built for Split Grades & Independence: While you are at the guided table with one grade, the other can be actively engaged. Students can read independently, listen with headphones at their desks, or follow along as a class.

The Ultimate Sub Plan: Need a supply teacher? Hand them a storybook that perfectly aligns with your current math unit.

Every Strand Covered (Even the Hard Stuff)

Whether you are brand new to your grade or a seasoned veteran looking for a fresh spark, these stories do the heavy lifting for you:

Stuttering through the difference between discrete and continuous data? There's a story for that.

Stressed about introducing linear and non-linear equations? There's a story for that.

Prepping for spring provincial testing and realized you haven't reviewed Geometry since October? Use the story library as a rapid-fire review.

AS A BONUS: I included targeted stories for Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) expectations to help build a growth mindset around math.

What’s Included?:

60+ Micro-Storyboks (10 Pages Each): Covering Number Sense, Algebra, Data, Spatial Sense, Financial Literacy, and SEL.

The Master Layout Google Sheet: Your dashboard to find the exact story you need in three seconds flat.

BONUS: The Canadian Travel Passport: A printable student booklet. As your class reads through the library, they track their progress and stamp their passport to "travel" across Canada by June.

BONUS: The Mathematical Processes One-Pager: A tight, versatile graphic organizer designed to hit accountability markers—Knowledge, Representing, Connecting, and Reflecting.

Want to try a sample? Take a peek!

Interested in purchasing one? Click on the grade below to be taken to Teachers Pay Teachers, or Canadian teachers can send Ryan an EMT to mrtfromp3@gmail.com

Math Storybooks

Why make these?

Why spend nearly 5 months

working on this project?

Well, there are roughly 194 days in the school year

and over 60 math expectations to cover.

That means we have an average of just 3.23 school

days to teach an expectation before moving

on to the next.

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So, what if you had a ready-to-go, narrative hook for

every single math expectation you are required to

teach?

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Why Busy Teachers Love This Library:

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Zero Prep, High Engagement: Every single story is exactly 10 pages long—the perfect length for a "Minds-On" diagnostic, an anchor talk, or a final review hook before a big test.

Curated & Organized: No endless scrolling. You get a beautifully organized Master Google Sheet that directly matches every story to your curriculum strands. Click and project, or print and teach.

Built for Split Grades & Independence: While you are at the guided table with one grade, the other can be actively engaged. Students can read independently, listen with headphones at their desks, or follow along as a class.

The Ultimate Sub Plan: Need a supply teacher? Hand them a storybook that perfectly aligns with your current math unit.

Every Strand Covered (Even the Hard Stuff)

Whether you are brand new to your grade or a seasoned veteran looking for a fresh spark, these stories do the heavy lifting for you:

Stuttering through the difference between discrete and continuous data? There's a story for that.

Stressed about introducing linear and non-linear equations? There's a story for that.

Prepping for spring provincial testing and realized you haven't reviewed Geometry since October? Use the story library as a rapid-fire review.

AS A BONUS: I included targeted stories for Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) expectations to help build a growth mindset around math.

​

What’s Included?:

60+ Micro-Storyboks (10 Pages Each): Covering Number Sense, Algebra, Data, Spatial Sense, Financial Literacy, and SEL.

The Master Layout Google Sheet: Your dashboard to find the exact story you need in three seconds flat.

BONUS: The Canadian Travel Passport: A printable student booklet. As your class reads through the library, they track their progress and stamp their passport to "travel" across Canada by June.

BONUS: The Mathematical Processes One-Pager: A tight, versatile graphic organizer designed to hit accountability markers—Knowledge, Representing, Connecting, and Reflecting.

​

Want to try a sample? Take a peek!

​​​

Interested in purchasing one? Click on the grade below to be taken to Teachers Pay Teachers, or Canadian teachers can send Ryan an EMT to mrtfromp3@gmail.com

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