Mary Bauer recently commented on my post about the Family Math Night at a local grocery store:
You can see that I have created activity sheets for Grades Kindergarten through 6th Grade.
Here is an example of the Kindergarten Activity sheet:
The activities at each grade level are based on the Common Core Standards.
I've taken into consideration that your local grocery store may be different from the one in my area.
Since the format of my packet is in PowerPoint, the pages are be editable , so you can easily change the wording of the document.
Do you want to host a school event that will draw a large crowd?
Then use the suggestions provided on the page titled,
"Suggestions to Promote the Event."
What if too many people attend?
Read my suggestions about creating Estimation Alley to have attendees do before entering the Event.
I've taken into consideration that your local grocery store may be different from the one in my area.
Since the format of my packet is in PowerPoint, the pages are be editable , so you can easily change the wording of the document.
Do you want to host a school event that will draw a large crowd?
Then use the suggestions provided on the page titled,
"Suggestions to Promote the Event."
What if too many people attend?
Read my suggestions about creating Estimation Alley to have attendees do before entering the Event.
The entire Math Night kit is NOW available in my Teacher Pay Teacher store. Click to take a look at the 39 page packet.
Here is another example from the packet:
(One school had a volunteer near the meat department with a set of calculators to assist the students as they calculated the answers for Number 2 on this sheet.)
Also included in the packet is a checklist of all the tasks that the Organizing Committee needs to do to prepare for the Math Night Event.
Parents complete this form at the end of the night to praise their children as they recognize mathematical skills used by their children.
Smiles,
Deborah
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