Once upon a time, in a faraway land called Numberville, there lived a young girl named Ellie who dreaded Math class.

Ellie would say, 'Math class is my worst nightmare!' every single day on her way to school.

In Numberville, numbers danced and pranced, on every street, they took a chance.

There was Mr. Addition hopping, and Ms. Subtraction never stopping.

Ellie groaned, 'Math makes no sense; it’s like trying to talk to fence!'

One sunny morning, Ellie met a number name Eleven who offered some heaven-sent wisdom.

'Math can be fun and doesn’t have to be a scare! Think of numbers as friends who really care,' said Eleven.

'With a dash, a dot, and a bit of rhyme, you’ll see math is a good time!'

Ellie felt a spark, a sudden math remark. Maybe numbers weren’t as scary as dark!

From that day forth, Ellie danced with sums and hugged divisions, turning school days into joyful fun missions.

No more nightmares, no more math fears; Ellie made peace with numbers, through laughter and cheers.

So if math ever makes you blue, remember Ellie and Eleven’s wisdom true.