GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (GRPS) - Dickinson Academy families turned math into an evening of creativity and connection during Harvest Math Night on Wednesday, November 11.
The event invited scholars and their families to explore math through eight interactive stations. Armed with special math passports, scholars rotated through hands-on activities featuring everyday materials such as toothpicks, candy, and cereal. From building and creating to counting and problem-solving, each station offered a fun way to bring math concepts to life.
The cafeteria buzzed with excitement as families worked together, discovered new ways to approach math, and celebrated learning beyond the classroom. After completing all eight stations, families wrapped up the evening with pizza and drinks.
Dickinson Principal Cindy Rivera Madera, who is dedicated to engaging families in their scholars’ learning, considered the evening a success. “It was a wonderful night,” she said.
For Dickinson, Harvest Math Night was a celebration of learning and community, demonstrating that math is even more meaningful when families learn together.