Women Who Count

Shelly M. Jones, Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT

• The firstsThe pioneersThe un-hidden figuresThe contemporary firstsSelected activity answer keysReferencesAbout the authorAbout the illustratorPhoto credits.

I applaud the author's creativity! This activity book is a unique way to expose children early to mathematical ideas and to a part of American history that is not readily accessible at a young age." - Dr. Sylvia T. Bozeman"Realize your 'Dream Job'. Then work to make that your reality!" - Dr. Christine Darden"Diversity of representative images of Black women in all facets of life is so important for all. Thank you to Shelly Jones for providing a platform to celebrate the contributions of Black women to mathematics." - Dr. Candice Price"Once you have learned to think as a mathematician, in a structured and strategic manner, you can solve all kinds of problems. This activity book is the beginning toolbox for aspiring problem solvers!" - Dr. Shree Whitaker Taylor"The work Dr. Jones is doing is essential to promoting awareness and inclusion in the mathematical sciences." - Dr. Christina Eubanks-Turner"This is a great endeavor! I'm looking forward to meeting the kids inspired by the book!" - Dr. Chelsea Walton"The Euler Paths activity. Love it; a fun challenge." - Teacher"The Quadrilateral Transformations activity has students making predictions and checking their own work. Love this activity!" - Teacher