The state of South Carolina – or as our imaginary friend, Sir Numeralot, likes to call it, the 'Sumshine State' – is a mathematician's paradise, a place where numbers bloom like the state flower, the Yellow Jessamine. There is a magical corner here, brimming with kids who are not just mere number crunchers but glorious Math Warriors. Sir Numeralot, a jolly knight with a shield of prime numbers and a sword of fractions, has been the guardian of the 'Sumshine State's' Math Kingdom. He is quite a character, with a peculiar sense of humor that only the true Math lovers would understand. "Why was six afraid of seven?" He'd ask, his round belly shaking with laughter. "Because seven eight (ate) nine!" From the sandy shores of Myrtle Beach to the misty peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the kids of South Carolina are as diverse and unique as the numbers themselves. They might be quiet as a zero at times, but they’re always ready to multiply their efforts to infinity and beyond when it comes to math. They laugh at the face of tricky algebra and giggle through complicated geometry, making every math problem a fun riddle to solve. Whether they are playing with numbers on their desks or calculating stats on the basketball court, these kids are redefining math in the 'Sumshine State'. Together with Sir Numeralot, they embark on exciting math adventures, proving that South Carolina is indeed a place where numbers dance and math is fun. "It's not SUM without FUN!" Sir Numeralot would say, and he couldn't be more right!