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Can Candy Corn be Truly Good for Kids? Run the Numbers to See

Do all the sweeteners in candy cornHow much does each individual piece of
leave you wondering whether or not it iscandy cost? That is an excellent math
healthy for your kids? In some ways, itlife problem. Which store charges the
just might be. Candy corn just mightbest price? Try weighing the candy corn
boost thinking skills and improve- or maybe try weighing the kids after
grades! After letting them eat theirthey have eaten a few pounds of it!
fill, have your kids use the sweetA huge bucket chock full of the sweet
treats for some math exercises thislittle rascals provides an excellent
Halloween season.guessing/estimation math exercise. And
On a very basic level, the orange,the whole thing could be awarded to the
yellow, and white parts can help teachkid with the best guess. There is some
colors and shapes. Mix them with somemathematical way of making a pretty
M&M's for a sorting exercise for littleaccurate guess. Is the candy worth the
fingers. Have children rearrange themtrouble of doing the geometry
together to make new shapes.calculations? Hopefully the sweet candy
Need an exercise that's a smidgen morecorn prize will be suitably motivating.
challenging? You could try using theSome geometry students might enjoy the
small candy corn for board game markers.Internet Math Challenge from the
Candy corn bingo is a lot of fun - withUniversity of Idaho. The challenge
the numbers on the grid providinginvolves assuming the piece of candy is
answers to equations and the candiesa perfect cone and reconfiguring its
marking the spots. Kids can graphcolor's dimensions. With each stripe of
different amounts of candy corn. Makingcolor being 1/3 the height, determine
spinners from cardboard with the arrowswhat fraction of the total height each
shaped like candy corn can providecolor would occupy, if the candy corn
another fun way of working with numbers.colors were flipped.
Have you ever noticed that candy corn -Mathematics and candy corn unite in the
after flipped on their sides - look likeworld of imagination. Check out the book
"greater than" and "less than" signs?The Candy Corn Contest by Patricia
Kids may enjoy unequal math much moreReilly Giff for some interesting reading
when using candy for the answers.and exercises in logic. In the book, a
Next, what about a couple storystudent can't stop thinking about his
problems? Tommy has 25 pieces of candyclass contest. Whoever estimates the
corn. If he is given his brother's 20right number of yellow-and-orange
pieces, how many will he have in all?candies in the jar gets to keep them
Since the math story is quite versatile,all. The only catch is that each guess
candy corn is still helpful when therequires the kid to read a page of a
degree of difficulty is stretched alibrary book.
little. Maybe the kids should find theTalk about brain food! Maybe candy corn
square root of the number of pieces ofwill turn into the poster candy for
candy corn that Tommy has. Or maybeteachers all over. Not likely. But,
Tommy's candy corn savings account ismaybe, adding a little tasty
going to grow exponentially over theentertainment to a math exercise may
entire month of October until Halloween!develop thinking and learning. It could
Lucky Tommy. (And Tommy's dentistalso give the old excuse "the dog ate my
too...)homework" a bit more credence.



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