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Teaching math to primary school students is fraught with difficulties, from trying to get them to understand the material, to dealing with parents who complain about grades or difficulty. There are a lot of challenges your typical math teacher faces on a daily basis. That's why we created a list of literary skulls designed specifically for primary school students! These short stories will help students learn mathematical concepts and feeling that math is entertaining. As you read these stories, let your imagination run wild. Enjoy the surreal nature of these literary skulls!¡"A full cup that is drunk quickly overflows!" This is a story about a man who wants to measure water in a cup. He uses an empty cup, which is kind of stupid, because the whole point of measuring something is to see if it's more or less than another thing. Then he starts pouring water into the empty cup. The problem with this strategy is that the empty cup isn't empty anymore. It's full of water. He pours out the water and measures it. Then he adds some more and measures it more, and so on and so forth. They must be empty cups because the more water he pours in, the more full they get. The cup is overfilled with water until finally, the man pours out all of his water just as quickly as he poured it into that first cup! He measures his new cup and says it's full again, but this time there's no space to push any more water in. It seems like the man measured his first cup wrong. He didn't have the right cup for the job in the first place. The moral is that you can't measure something if you're measuring it with something that's already full.¡"A well-fed man does not look at la hora!" This story tells us about a greedy man named Don Ladrón. Don Ladrón wants to steal food from his neighbors, but doesn't want to get caught, so he puts pressure on al reloj, el tiempo to make time go faster. La hora is tired of being pushed around and decides to fight back! El tiempo pushes back against Don Ladrón until finally, Don Ladrón gives in and goes home. Then la hora resumes its normal pace. "El cuco" has many interpretations. The most basic interpretation is that the story is about the folly of believing in superstitions. The story points out that there are no such things as witches or goblins. It also makes fun of people who let their fear of myths scare them several times a night!¡"A watch with no hands is easy to read!"This is a story about a man who loses la hora on his watch. He goes to visit an expert named el relojero, who fixes clocks for people, but he can't find him because he's covered in pipes and doesn't have any hands. 9cfa1e7782034
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