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DOODLES AND DIGITS: How It's Math

Program Rights Date Range
-
NOLA Code:
DODI 0200 H1
Number of Episodes/Length:
8 / 30
Genre:
Rights End:
8/31/2029
Producer
Doodles and Digits LLC
TV-G
CC
Interconnection
Stereo
Year Produced:
2026
Version:
Base

An educator-hosted children’s series for grades 3–5 that connects classroom math to real-world careers. Each episode features multiple segments highlighting professionals using fractions, decimals, measurements, and data to solve problems. Blending animation with real-world examples, the series answers the question, “When will I ever use this?”

#201 Optometrist, Food Pantry, Zoo, and Radiologic Technologist

Short: Discover how math is used to help people and animals in real-world careers.

Long: Math helps people and animals every day! At the zoo, multiplication is used to care for animals, while food pantries add large numbers to serve communities. Optometrists use decimals to measure vision, and radiologic technologists use angles to capture images. Students see how math skills solve real problems and answer, “When will I ever use this?”

#202 Landfills, Movie Theatre, Author, and Pharmacist

Short: See how math is used in landfills, movie theatres, writing, and pharmacy careers.

Long: Math keeps everyday systems running smoothly! At landfills, multiplication, division, and measurement help manage waste. Movie theatres use decimals to track sales, while authors work with large numbers. Pharmacists rely on precise metric conversions to keep people safe. Students see how math supports real-world problem solving.

#203 Fire Department, Gardening, Dairy Farm, and a Blood Lab

Short: Explore how math is used in emergency response, engineering, farming, and labs.

Long: Math plays a key role in safety, science, and farming. Firefighters use elapsed time to respond quickly, while chemical engineers rely on multiplication to create and test solutions for gardens. On a dairy farm, multiplication helps manage production, and in blood labs, professionals round decimals for accuracy. Students see how math supports real-world decision making.

#204 Aquarium, Set Design, Hopewell Mounds, and Pediatrician

Short: Explore how math is used in aquariums, design, history, and healthcare careers.

Long: Math helps us measure, build, and understand the world. At the aquarium, volume keeps tanks balanced, while set designers use area and geometry to create stages. Indigenous mounds show advanced geometry through shapes like circles, perimeter, and symmetry, and pediatricians use line graphs to track growth. Students see how math connects to culture, science, and health.

#205 Logistics, Racing, and a Conservatory

Short: Explore how math is used in logistics, racing, and plant science careers.

Long: Math keeps systems moving and growing! In logistics, arrays and multiplication help organize shipments. At the racetrack, decimals are used to compare and order speeds and times. In the conservatory, symmetry helps design and care for plants. Students discover how math supports planning, comparing, and patterns in real-world careers.

#206 Animal Hospital, Music, Urban Design, and Animation

Short: Explore how math is used in animal care, music, design, and animation careers.

Long: Math supports both creativity and care! At an animal hospital, rounding helps treat pets, while musicians use fractions to create rhythm. Urban designers use geometry, area, and perimeter to plan spaces, and animators use multiplication to calculate frames and bring movement to life. Students see how math shapes both art and everyday life.

#207 Pilot, Commercials, Salon, and Library Ebooks

Short: Explore how math is used in aviation, media, beauty, and library careers.

Long: Math helps professionals plan, create, and communicate. Pilots use multi-digit and decimal subtraction to plan flights, while commercial producers work with money and large numbers. Stylists use fractions to mix products, and libraries use bar graphs and data to track ebook usage. Students see how math supports both creative and community careers.

#208 Space Force: Satellites, Meteorology, and Rocket Launches

Short: Explore how math is used in space, weather, and satellite technology careers.

Long: Math powers discoveries beyond Earth! Space Force professionals use large numbers to track satellites, while meteorologists use elapsed time to predict weather. During rocket launches, precise timing is critical for success. Students see how math supports space technology, forecasting, and innovation in exciting real-world careers.

Program Rights

Broadcast Rights:
Unlimited
Rights Dates:
9/1/2026 - 8/31/2029
School Rights:
1 year
V.O.D. Rights:
Yes
V.O.D. Rights Type:
Concurrent w/ Broadcast Rights via Media Manager
Linear Live Streaming:
Yes
Non-Commercial Cable Rights:
Yes

Program Contacts

Caroline Farkas
United States

Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation
Comis Foundation
The Glenn W. Bailley Foundations