Math Class Humor: A Lesson in Perspective Math can feel like a puzzle, especially for kids trying to wrap their heads around numbers and equations. But sometimes, in the middle of the confusion, a little humor shines through. Here’s a story to make you smile: A young boy comes home from school looking upset.“I got an F in math today,” he tells his father. Concerned, the father asks, “Why? What happened?” “Well,” the boy explains, “the teacher asked me, ‘What’s 3 times 2?’ and I said, ‘6.’” The father nods. “That’s correct.” “I thought so too!” the boy says. “But…
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