Estimation Booth at ACPC Family Math Night
2019-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum
Harold Bargo, L.W.C. Education student, is pictured with Luke Sandusky, A.C.P.C. student, at the Estimation booth.
The students guessed how many bubbles they could blow through a hula hoop. They also got a chance to estimate how many m & m's were in a jar and how many candy corns were in another jar. The closest without going over was the winner. There was one winner per jar. Comments | Permalink
2019-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum
Harold Bargo, L.W.C. Education student, is pictured with Luke Sandusky, A.C.P.C. student, at the Estimation booth.
The students guessed how many bubbles they could blow through a hula hoop. They also got a chance to estimate how many m & m's were in a jar and how many candy corns were in another jar. The closest without going over was the winner. There was one winner per jar. Comments | Permalink
Monster Booth at ACPC Family Math Night
2019-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum
Students decorated a foot as a monster and measured how long/big it was. Comments | Permalink
2019-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum
Students decorated a foot as a monster and measured how long/big it was. Comments | Permalink
Comparison Booth at ACPC Family Math Night
2019-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum
Lindsey Wilson College Education students, Katrina Hadley and Kassidy Huddleston, are pictured with Anzlee Burris, A.C.P.C. student, at the Comparison booth.
Students rolled number cubes and then put objects in a box that matched that number. After that they compared the two boxes and placed the appropriate sign for greater than, less than, or equal. Comments | Permalink
2019-11-04 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Laura Marcum
Lindsey Wilson College Education students, Katrina Hadley and Kassidy Huddleston, are pictured with Anzlee Burris, A.C.P.C. student, at the Comparison booth.
Students rolled number cubes and then put objects in a box that matched that number. After that they compared the two boxes and placed the appropriate sign for greater than, less than, or equal. Comments | Permalink
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