2026-07-072026-07-07http://salesiana.dossiersoluciones.com/handle/123456789/130528It is well-known that Teichmuller discs that pass through "integer points'' of the moduli space of abelian differentials are very special: they are closed complex geodesics. However, the structure of these special Teichmuller discs is mostly unexplored: their number, genus, area, cusps, etc. We prove that in genus two all translation surfaces in H(2) tiled by a prime number n > 3 of squares fall into exactly two Teichmuller discs, only one of them with elliptic points, and that the genus of these discs has a cubic growth rate in n.Accepted for publication in Israel Journal of Mathematics. A previous version circulated with the title "Square-tiled surfaces in H(2)''. Changes from v1: improved redaction, fixed typos, added referencesGeometric Topology32G15 (37C35 37D50 30F30 14H55 30F35)text