I love math ! a cartoon story by Shruti Shah - 2011


This video was conceived and animated by Shruti Shah in 9th grade.  It shows a different perspective of learning maths.  

Math can be boring but how a cartoon can make it lively and interesting is what is in this video. 

Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxu7rHQGVC0&li.




















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