TV SeriesCBC Television · Ended · 12 min
Monsters Max, Lily and Goo put their monster minds together and use their math skills and love of numeracy to overcome any obstacle they face to help other monsters. Along the way they face a variety of small challenges that require learning and using numeracy skills to save the day.
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