Maths Books for Primary Grades 3 to 6 Plus Pi Pie!

Mmmm, pie... What is better than pie?

Pi pie, of course!

My family cooked me Pi pie for Mother's Day.  You can make it yourself with any pie recipe found online, just cut out pastry Pi symbols to add on top.  Here's a good one!

And here are our recommendations for top maths books for Grades 3-6:

• Adam Spencer's Big Book of Numbers (anything by Adam Spencer)
• Helen Prochazka's The Mathematics Book (and the More Than Numbers CD, both Tasmanian)
• The Murderous Maths series
• Usborne's See Inside Maths (for younger primary students)
• Impossible? Suprising Solutions to Counterintuitive Problems by Julian Havil (tough read)
• The Number Devil by Hans Magnus Enzensberger (a living book)

There are some good mathematical riddles on Ted Ed, too.

If you want a glimpse inside some of the books, here is the video:

Do you have any favourite maths books for primary kids?  We'd love to know about them in the comments!  Happy pie-eating!

And if you like maths, you'll love our 10 Favourite Maths Games!