In the book Round is a Tortilla, the central protagonist is a little girl learning about the shapes that are all around her, while the pictures represent Spanish culture. This book focuses on many objects that are Latino in origin. The book also contains a lot of Spanish vocabulary, as well as a glossary so children can read or teachers can teach and learn the words.  Incorporating literature into mathematics content can help students see math in other ways and learn it in new ways. My assignment  blows explores this book further, while creating non-routine math problems that incorporate the Spanish culture.  My focus was creating math problems focusing on second grade standards.