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MathAntics
Primary Play


Grades K, 1, and 2
Primary Play has young children,
Kindergarten through the second grade,
actively moving, thinking, and playing with
mathematics.  Primary Play is brain friendly
in that it activates all parts of the brain in
the learning process.  Participants are
measuring, counting, adding, subtracting,
and working with place value, patterns, and
attributes while they are on the move and
having fun.  At the end of each session,
participants will take home a scorecard
that describes the events during the
session.  

A Game Medley

Grades 3, 4, 5
This program was specifically designed to
incorporate problem-solving, critical of
mathematics.   Each week participants will
play a game that employs strategy and
reinforces attributes, geometry, or number
operations.  Participants take home a
scorecard that explains the skills
practiced.  
A Checkered Past
Grades 3, 4, 5
checkers, sportsmanship, and strategical
thinking. They will learn the specific rules to
the game and play the traditional game of
checkers in Week One.  Beginning with
Week Two, a different version of Checkers
will be taught and played each Kids
participating in this program will week.   
After each session, each child will take
home the directions for the version played.
A Blast From the
Past

Grades 3, 4, 5
Participants will play games that have
been around for hundreds or thousands of
years and learn about the origins of each
game as well as different versions that are
played around the world.  Each game is a
game of strategy.  At the end of each
session, participants will receive a score
card with a description of the history of the
game and a paper version to color, cut-out,
and play at home.
Plethora of
Polyhedrons,
Polygons, and the
Platonic Solids


Grades 4, 5, 6

Kids explore polygons, then build
polyhedrons, and discover why there are
only five Platonic solids.  Participants will
take home a paper polyhedron to cut out
and assemble as well as an explanation of
the session's activities.
Look for these
programs in the
future...
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