This is a social activity sheet called an "End of Year Scavenger Hunt." It is not a math problem with one single correct answer. Instead, it is a game you play with your classmates to get signatures or checkmarks.
Here is how you complete this task:
1.
Read the boxes: Look at each square in the grid. Each one describes something about a person (for example, "plays soccer" or "has a pet").
2.
Ask your classmates: Walk around the room and ask your friends questions based on the boxes. For example, ask, "Do you play soccer?" or "Are you going on a vacation this summer?"
3.
Find a match: When you find a classmate who says "yes" to that description, write their name in that box.
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Fill them all: Try to find a different person for as many boxes as you can!
Example of how to do it:
* Look at the top-left box:
"is going on a vacation"
* You ask your friend Sarah: "Sarah, are you going on a vacation this summer?"
* If Sarah says, "Yes, I am going to the beach!" then you write
Sarah's name in that box.
Since I cannot talk to your classmates, I cannot fill this out for you. You need to ask the people in your class!
Final Answer:
This is an interactive classroom activity. To solve it, you must ask your classmates questions to find someone who matches each description (like "plays baseball" or "loves math") and write their names in the corresponding boxes.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of end of the school year worksheet.
