On Nov. 6, Theodore Roosevelt School in Oyster Bay held its annual Kindergarten Math Night, inviting kindergartners and their caregivers to enjoy an evening filled with hands-on math activities and family bonding. Coordinated by Principal Devra Small and Elementary Curriculum Associate Jennifer Capogna, the event celebrated its eighth year as a cherished school tradition.

Students and their families were divided into five groups, rotating through classrooms featuring engaging math games. Each room offered a unique activity designed to spark problem-solving and creativity. Proudly wearing their Expert Kindergarten Mathematician crowns, students participated in games like kindergarten Yahtzee, a Lego building challenge, a race-to-fill-the-cup game and a “craftivity” station.

As students explored each math station, they developed skills and had a great time learning alongside their caregivers. The event concluded with each child taking home a special math goodie bag to continue the fun and learning at home.

Click here to view the Theodore Roosevelt Kindergarten Math Night Brings Fun and Learning for Families slideshow.

Date Added: 11/7/2024