Winnie, James, and Lauren are friends that are going to sell ice cream sundaes at the fair. What kind will they sell? What kinds of toppings will they have? What kinds of sauces will they have? With only chocolate and vanilla flavors, hot fudge and caramel sauces, and nuts and sprinkles for toppings, they figure out just how many possibilities they can have to sell. But then, the sprinkles spill. The caramel wastes. The chocolate ice cream melts. Now, what are their possibilities? This book is a really cute and elementary way of teaching little kids probability. ( )

This was a book about the different types of combinations that the children could come up with for their ice cream. The children had to keep up with the changing combinations when they would lose a part of a combination.

Winnie and her friends helps the cafeteria lady make sundaes. They hoped to have the best booth at the picnic. while scoosing the flavors they were also doing math problems.

This fun book allows for interactive conversation between you and your class about their favorite ice cream and toppings. All the while teaching them math skills subconsciously.

This book is appropriate for kids that are first learning math. It allows the children to figure out how many different combinations can be made from the different sundae ingredients. I would read this to my class right before teaching them a math lesson about groupings.