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*Winter months show better attendance
*Make sure you properly advertise event
*Try and get a gym space
*Have students be greets

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Create multiple stations for parents to visit with their child.

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https://www.familymathnight.com/pdf/Your_3-6_Math_Toolkit.pdf

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https://www.familymathnight.com/pdf/HelpingYourChildintheAreaofMath.pdf

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https://www.familymathnight.com/pdf/BuildingaStrongMathematicalFoundationatHome.pdf

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https://www.familymathnight.com/pdf/DevelopingNumberSenseatHome.pdf

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https://www.familymathnight.com/pdf/FamilyMathNightandESEA.pdf

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Supply parent hand outs to support student learning at home

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Have the families participate in a scavenger hunt around the classroom!

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Create fun ways for families to sign into the event!

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Fill 8-10 small plastic jars with different types of candy, number the jars and set them up alongside estimation slips.  Kids write their name and estimation for each jar.  About 10 minutes before the end of math night, we frantically pull out all the estimates and find who was closest.  The person who guessed the closest to the actual number gets to take the jar of candy home that night