Monster Math Squad

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  • TV-Y
  • 2012
  • 2 Seasons
  • 6.0  (46)

Monster Math Squad was a Canadian animated television series that premiered on CBC in 2012. The show was aimed at preschoolers and featured a group of friendly monsters who used their math skills to solve everyday problems in a fun way. The three main characters were Max, Lily, and Goo, who were all part of the Monster Math Squad.

Max was a blue monster who loved numbers and was always eager to use math to solve problems. Lily was a pink monster who was creative and loved to draw, and used her imagination to come up with solutions. Goo was a green monster who loved to experiment and use science to solve problems.

The show's premise was centered around the Monster Math Squad receiving calls for help from their monster friends who needed assistance with a problem that involved math. The three monsters would then use their unique skills to figure out the solution, all while engaging in fun and interactive games.

The series was educational, teaching young viewers about basic mathematical concepts such as addition, subtraction, patterns, shapes, and measurement. The show's mission was to encourage children to enjoy learning math and to see it as a fun and important part of their daily lives.

Monster Math Squad was praised for its colorful animation and catchy musical numbers, which helped to engage young viewers and make the learning experience enjoyable. The show's creators also made a point of featuring a diverse group of monsters, with different colors, shapes, and personalities, to promote inclusivity and acceptance.

One of the unique aspects of the show was its use of real-life examples to explain mathematical concepts. For example, in one episode, the Monster Math Squad used a pizza to teach fractions, while in another they used a house to explain spatial reasoning. The show also included interactive segments where the monsters would ask the viewer to participate in solving a math problem or ask questions based on the episode.

Throughout the series, the Monster Math Squad encountered a variety of challenges, from helping their friend with a birthday cake recipe to finding the missing pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Each episode had a clear problem to solve, and the monsters would use teamwork, creativity, and math skills to find solutions.

Overall, Monster Math Squad was an entertaining and educational show that aimed to make math enjoyable for children. With its engaging characters, colorful animation, and real-life examples, the show provided a fun way for preschoolers to learn and explore basic mathematical concepts.

Monster Math Squad is a series that ran for 2 seasons (60 episodes) between May 7, 2012 and on CBC

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Seasons
Monster Factory Fiasco
20. Monster Factory Fiasco
 
The Squad is enlisted by Maker Monster to help count and package up large numbers of toys quickly and accurately.
Number Line Monster's New Game
19. Number Line Monster's New Game
 
The Squad use their knowledge about "next" numbers in order to put Number Line Monster back together after he falls apart and to play a counting game.
Monster Treat Trouble
18. Monster Treat Trouble
 
Freezy Treat Monster's cart has broken down, so it's up to the Squad to reproduce the correct patterns of frozen gloop and decorations on the cones.
Handmonster's Helpers
17. Handmonster's Helpers
 
The Squad helps Miss Hand Monster get her nails ready by using their knowledge of five to select the correct amount of nail polish.
Double Trouble
16. Double Trouble
 
Muddle Monster wants to play Whack-a-Monster-Ball with Double Monster, but the Squad has to learn how to make everything double before DM will play!
Too Heavy for the Hopping Honkers
15. Too Heavy for the Hopping Honkers
 
Three monsters of different weights learn which of three different-sized Honkers are the right match for them.
Mail Carrier Monster's Big Mess
14. Mail Carrier Monster's Big Mess
 
When Lickity Monster licks the stamps off the mail, the Squad put things right by learning that different shapes have different numbers of sides.
Slugmonsters' Race
13. Slugmonsters' Race
 
The Squad learns about measuring time while helping Sporty Monster figure out which of his Slugmonsters can win the annual Slugmonsters' Race!
Special Delivery
12. Special Delivery
 
The math-tastic power of Counting by Tens helps the Squad and Sally Scout Monster quickly figure out how many Crabapple Cookies Sally has to deliver.
Monster Cake Mistake
11. Monster Cake Mistake
 
The Squad helps Miss Murkley make identical double cake orders for Even Stevie and Even Evie by cutting cakes into two symmetrical pieces.
Mini Monsters Mayhem
10. Mini Monsters Mayhem
 
The Squad help bring about peace and quiet with the little monsters by learning that two sets of objects are equal if they each have the same numbers.
Delivery Monster Doesn't Deliver
9. Delivery Monster Doesn't Deliver
 
The Squad must go backward down a number line -- that is, from 5 to 3, and then from 5 to 1 -- to help Delivery Monster stay on schedule.
Monster Joke Box
8. Monster Joke Box
January 1, 2012
The Squad help unlock a joke box by using keys of differing shapes that fit into their keyholes only when they are in the correct position.
Monster Go Round
7. Monster Go Round
 
Some little monsters want to ride the new Monster-Go-Round, but they won't all fit, so the Squad use "subtract" to make two smaller sets of monsters.
Monster Bed Builders
6. Monster Bed Builders
 
The Squad help a monster follow a recipe for making a compost bed by learning that "sum" indicates the total of two or more objects added together.
Uncle Gloop's Putrid Peppers
5. Uncle Gloop's Putrid Peppers
 
Comparing objects enables the Squad to determine if the amount of water given to one plant is more or less than the amount given to another plant.
Muddy Monster
4. Muddy Monster
 
The Squad helps a clumsy sculptor complete his latest monsterpiece by learning how volume is not affected by shape.
Toothy Monster Plant Mix-Up
3. Toothy Monster Plant Mix-Up
January 1, 2012
The Squad help Farmer Monster, who grows Toothy Plants with differing numbers of teeth, as he counts how many teeth each plant has.
Best Best Monsters Ever
2. Best Best Monsters Ever
 
Monstrous romance is in the air as Nervous Nelly Monster calls the Squad to ask for help preparing a stinkweed bouquet on her wedding day.
Slime Cube Sale
1. Slime Cube Sale
 
Mr. Cranky Pants Monster asks for help in packing up orders of Slime Cubes when he can't figure out the proper size of boxes in which to pack them.
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Where to Watch Monster Math Squad
Monster Math Squad is available for streaming on the CBC website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Monster Math Squad on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon, Google Play, Apple TV, Tubi TV and Pluto TV.
  • Premiere Date
    May 7, 2012
  • IMDB Rating
    6.0  (46)
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