In the magical land of Azura, four best friends, Edení, Lukasi, Enesi, and Maideni, gathered around a large, ancient map spread out on a wooden table. They were excited to plan their next adventure together. Edení, with her big brown eyes, pointed to the market symbol on the map. "I think we should go to the market!" she exclaimed. "We can buy fresh fruits and try new foods!" Lukasi, with his messy blond hair, disagreed. "No, no, we should go to the café!" he said. "I heard they have the most delicious pastries in all of Azura!" Enesi, the quiet and thoughtful one, spoke up next. "And I think we should go to the bakery!" she said. "We can learn how to make our own bread and cookies!" Maideni, the brave and adventurous one, shook her head. "I vote for the castle!" she declared. "We can explore the secret passages and maybe even find a hidden treasure!" The friends looked at each other, each one convinced that their choice was the best. But how could they decide where to go? They couldn't agree on a single destination. "Why don't we flip a coin?" Lukasi suggested. "Heads for the market, tails for the café, and if it lands on its edge, we'll go to the bakery or the castle!" The friends nodded in agreement and Lukasi flipped the coin.

Enesi and Maideni were sitting in the town square, thinking deeply about how to solve the big problem. They had tried so many things, but nothing seemed to work. Suddenly, Enesi's eyes sparkled with an idea. "Why don't we go to the roller disco? We can have fun and skate together!" she exclaimed. Maideni's face lit up. "Yes! And we can play games and eat yummy snacks!" she added. The other friends, who were sitting around them, looked at each other and nodded in agreement. At the roller disco, they found a huge, empty space with a shiny floor. Enesi and Maideni explained their plan to the friends. "We can divide the floor into different sections, like a math puzzle!" said Enesi. "And we can use the disco balls to reflect light and create a magical atmosphere!" added Maideni. Together, they started arranging the sections, using their knowledge of geometry and patterns. As they skated around, laughing and chatting, the problem began to unravel. They realized that the solution was hidden in the patterns they created. "Wow, math can be so cool!" exclaimed one of the friends.

Edeni was so excited to get to the roller disco. She had been looking forward to it all week! As she and her friends, Emma and Max, walked to the venue, they chattered about who would be the first to do a trick on their skates. But when they turned a corner, Eden realized they were lost. "Uh-oh! I think I got us lost. Let me check the map on my phone," Eden said, pulling out her phone from her pocket. She opened the map app and typed in the address her mom had given her. The phone showed their location and the route to the roller disco. "Wow, Eden, you're a genius!" Emma exclaimed. "We would have wandered around forever without your phone." Max added, "And did you know that the first maps were made by ancient civilizations, like the Egyptians and the Greeks?" Eden smiled. "Yeah, I learned that in school. Maps have been helping people navigate for thousands of years!" With the phone's guidance, they soon arrived at the roller disco. As they laced up their skates, Eden felt proud of herself for using her problem-solving skills and knowledge of navigation to get them there on time. She zoomed onto the skating floor, her friends right behind her, ready to have the best time ever!

Lukasi's eyes widened as they approached the colorful building with flashing lights and loud music. "I'm scared, guys. What if I fall?" he whispered to Edeni and their friends. Edeni gave him a reassuring smile. "Don't worry, Lukasi! We'll be with you the whole time. It'll be fun, I promise!" As they entered the roller disco, the owner greeted them with a big smile. "Welcome to the roller disco! Here are your skates. Have a great time, kids!" Lukasi's fear started to fade away as he saw the shiny wheels and colorful laces. With their skates on, the friends glided onto the disco floor. Edeni took Lukasi's hand, and they twirled and spun to the music. Lukasi couldn't stop laughing as they played a game of "roller tag" and made new friends. Did you know that the first roller skates were invented in the 1700s? They were made of wood and had no brakes! After a while, Edeni challenged Lukasi to a fun math game. "If I roll 5 times around the rink, and you roll 3 times, how many times will we roll together?" Lukasi thought for a moment and then grinned. "We'll roll 8 times!" Edeni high-fived him. "That's correct! You're a math whiz!"