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The Raves
“Spectacular and awesome. This show targets everything we are doing in school: measurement, tangrams, mental math, fractions…everything!”
Principal
Kaiser Elementary, Roseville“From the set to the message…the props and the fun…this is a first-class package. The teachers were blown away by this show and I’ve never seen the kids so enthralled by an assembly.”
Mrs. Judith Zimmerman-Principal
Monfort Elementary, Shelby Twp“Excellent! The kids, k-6th, loved this assembly. It is one of the few shows that is perfect for both the upper and lower grades.”
Ms. Janice Garrison-Principal
Washington Elementary, Wyandotte
The reviews say it all. This is a must have assembly! But Superhero Math is not just a math demonstration, it’s a full-blown theatrical production. The massive props are custom designed to resemble a Nickelodeon TV game show, the set is over 30’ wide, and the audience involvement is outrageous.
Just think about it. What could be more fun than learning math from a Superhero? Imagine meeting a real-life superhero that shrinks to 12” tall while learning about measurement, or divides into ninths while learning about fractions. And then she vanishes into a puzzle as we learn about geometry. But that’s just part of the fun because then students get to take these lessons home and prove to mom and dad that the real math superhero is living under their roof.
This 45 minute show puts the focus on problem solving and uses real-world examples to create an out-of-this-world understanding of these math concepts and terms:
Standard & non-standard forms of measurement
probability
mental computation
logic & reasoning
geometry
adding and subtracting fractions
tangrams
perimeter
area & volume
Plus there are mathematical tricks, games, puzzles and top secret instruction sheets that students will cherish.
“Your show was the biggest hit of our entire year.”
Ms. Glencer-PTO
Logan Elementary, Ann Arbor
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Need more information? Give us a call. There’s a school in your district that’s already seen these programs.
We’ll just let them brag for us.
