Math can tell you something interesting about everything you do … whether it's eating, traveling or simply growing taller. You can try out these cool activities at home - or wherever you go.

Tall Order
	•	Measure yourself each month to track how much you are growing.
	•	Do you think you'll grow the same amount each month? Why or why not?
	•	Make a graph or chart that shows the day you measure yourself and how many inches you've grown.
You've Been Served
	•	Look at the label of your favorite foods or drinks. Use a measuring cup to see what one serving size really looks like.
	•	Compare the amount of one serving to how much you usually eat or drink.
Timed Travel
	•	Use a clock or watch to determine how long it takes to get to school, to your favorite restaurant and other places.
Can You Take the Heat?
	•	Read the oven cooking directions for the foods in your freezer.
	•	Find the food that requires the highest temperature to heat it.
	•	Why do you think that some foods need higher temperatures to heat them than other foods?
Fast Breaks
	•	While you are watching your favorite show, time the length of each commercial break.
	•	Calculate the actual length of the television show without the commercials.
Money Measurement
	•	Estimate how many one-dollar bills it would take to cover your kitchen floor.