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Stories are the beating hearts
of math ideas.

Welcome to Wekonek!

Our MathXplorers' stories 
make math sense!

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We're passionate about
making math exciting,

child-driven,
and culturally relevant.

 

Our cross-cultural math stories

enthrall children 
of diverse backgrounds
empowering them as MathXplorers

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Let's grow children's innate

math abilities, confidence,
and enjoy 
math learning
through math stories +

hands-on and design-oriented activities

and socially interactive games.

MathXplorers cross-cultural math stories
have been tested and 
proven to engage,
elevated conceptual understanding

diminished anxiety, 
inspired and excited children to learn math.

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Build children's excitement for

mathematical thinking and doing.

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Connect math learning to

children's diverse backgrounds

and build upon their intrinsic math abilities.

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Offer children creative math resources

so they can personalize and make meaning 

through mathematical modeling and thinking.

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Inspire children to make sense

of how the world works with math

by articulating how math ideas offer possibilities 

to make life,  work, and the world, better for all.

Join us in reimagining math learning

as a journey of discovery and understanding for ALL.

Every math story complements

math and reading school curricula

and after-school enrichment,

and cultivates joyful and fulfilling 

family math and reading moments while

fostering positive and meaningful connections to math!

Our Mission

“The math stories on WeKoneK are engaging and interactive!”

Christine Laperal

K-5 School Principal

“We read math stories with our daughter who is in kindergarten. I used to not like math. Now, I find, I too, am exploring math in a whole different way.  

Lisa Symbal 

Parent

“MathXplorers stories have been a game changer for my students.
They are now excited to learn math!”

Sarah Ramirez

First Grade Teacher

Responses to the MathXplorers Stories

Math Stories for Diverse Minds

& Cross-Cultural Understanding

Open-ended problems
engage logic, math ideas,
and creativity

Builds on children's prior knowledge

Engages children in mathematical modeling

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Context makes math make sense

Simulations
of real-world problems makes math relevant

There is more than one way to
problem-solve

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