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Among these math skill enhancing activities are such projects as 'Kitchen Design' where students redesign their families' kitchens, employing geometry in real-world situations; 'Tom's Game' where students look for a mathematical solution to a play ground problem: how can every student be included in a game with a limited amount of equipment? The 1981 release of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)'s "Handbook for Public Play ground Safety" introduced specific guidelines to meet the sizes, weights and relative strengths of children in two age groups: age 2 to 5 years old and those age 5 to 12. One of the products it markets is Rubber Bark, a colored loose fill material used in play ground and landscaping. |
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