Show that math is everywhere, especially on the 100th Day. Assign students the task of finding people whose ages total exactly 100. For example, a student might have a 32-year-old mom, a 35-year-old dad, a 9-year-old sister, a 3-year-old brother, a 10-year-old cousin, and an 11-year-old friend. If someone has a very small family, suggest he or she look around school for people. Whenever a student turns in a completed list that has the correct total, give either a “Math Sums It All Up” Silicone Bracelet or “Math Is Cool” Dog Tag.
Mastering Math
Show that math is everywhere, especially on the 100th Day. Assign students the task of finding people whose ages total exactly 100. For example, a student might have a 32-year-old mom, a 35-year-old dad, a 9-year-old sister, a 3-year-old brother, a 10-year-old cousin, and an 11-year-old friend. If someone has a very small family, suggest he or she look around school for people. Whenever a student turns in a completed list that has the correct total, give either a “Math Sums It All Up” Silicone Bracelet or “Math Is Cool” Dog Tag.
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