WeDu Communications Launches Their New Kids' Adventure Series "Ryan's Math Adventure" on the Amazon.com Store

CITY OF INDUSTRY, Calif., Oct. 29, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- WeDu Communications has launched a new kids' adventure series titled, "Ryan's Math Adventure" on Amazon.com. The book is aimed at children ages 5-10 and covers fundamental math concepts. Starting with the prologue, which serves as an introduction to the series, it seeks to make math fun by engaging kids in a fantasy comic book story.

The books come filled with beautiful pictures and charm. It really has everything: adventure, romance, mathematics, and adorable characters.

In the classroom environment, it could be used both as a form of independent work or in small groups as a supplement for class lectures. Then, as students read through the story, they can try answering the book's worksheet problems, helping them better understand the material.

According to Julia P., a math teacher from Lititz, Pennsylvania, "It's super clever. All the math pieces come up. I think it would be really fun. If I was teaching elementary school, I think we'd probably read it for homework, and then we'd come in, and they'd have an idea of vocabulary, and I could ask some questions. Book 3 already had, what's a ray, what's a line segment, and I think kids would genuinely have fun going home and reading a chapter in their book."

This series really serves as a great activity book for kids who generally don't like reading but enjoy comic books, proving that comic books could also be used as a powerful learning tool for students.

Parents, teachers, schools, and guardians can now purchase these books for their kids on Amazon.com.

About the Book and Author:
"Ryan's Math Adventure," which integrates storytelling and math content into a fantasy story, is WeDu Communications' main product line of elementary math comic books. The series is currently available in multiple languages including English, Korean, and Chinese, and will connect with the global OLL KIDS/MATH service that coordinates customized and optimized learning for each child.

SOURCE WEDU Communications