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Early Finisher Activities: Plan a Sleepover Project

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Sleepover Madness cover: an open ended math performance task, showing sleeping, food menu and ninja invitation pages
Project cover to show students before planning begins
Teacher notes on open ended performance tasks: why to use them, 5 days to 2 weeks timing, rubric scoring and class uses
Read first to plan pacing, grouping and assessment
Project brief: students plan a birthday sleepover in 8 steps, from budget and guest list to a letter giving the final cost
Launch page to read aloud and set expectations
Who is invited?: students list up to 10 guests with first name, last name and full mailing address for the invitations
Guest count that later cost steps depend on
What is your theme?: students read a sample ninja party theme, then write a description of their own sleepover theme
Creative writing break between the math steps
Invitation Sample: a ninja themed sleepover invite modeling what, date, start and end time, location and RSVP details
Model to display before students design their own
Invitation Design: students design a printable invite with what, date, times, place and RSVP, noting the per-letter fee
Design task; remind students text length affects cost
Invitation Cost: students compare Acme Printing per-invite rates with Speedy Prints at 2 cents per character
Comparing two pricing plans with money calculations
Feed Those Partiers: students pick pizza, snacks and drinks from a price list, find quantities and total the food cost
Multi-step budgeting with unit prices and servings
Breakfast Time: students decide how much pancakes, bacon, eggs, toast, cereal, fruit and juice to make
Quantity reasoning without cost; students justify choices
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Give your fast-finishing math students an engaging project with this 22-page sleepover planning performance task. Students will practice critical thinking and problem-solving as they plan a fun sleepover event. The multi-step project integrates reading, writing, money math, timetelling, measurement, and more into 11 open-ended problems. As students choose party themes, create invitations, plan menus, schedule activities, calculate costs, and determine sleeping arrangements, they will use addition, multiplication, area models, and other skills. This enrichment resource is perfect for gift3ed students or whole-class projects. The real-world scenario encourages creativity and perseverance through authentic tasks. Use it to engage early finishers or for test prep with its integrated Standards for Mathematical Practice. The detailed project can extend over multiple lessons with the included scoring rubric.

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