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Task-focused menus that allow learners to choose math activities based on their current skill levels. Summary of Key 2026 Math Events Event Name Primary Focus SpringFest April 18, 2026 Milpitas, CA Student Competition Aftermath Liturgy May 2, 2026 San Jose, CA Theatrical Play BioDesign: Making with Math May 16, 2026 San Jose, CA STEM Workshop JRMF Festival July 18, 2026 Sunnyvale, CA Family Math Play Don McMillan 2.0 Sept 30, 2026 San Jose, CA Technical Comedy Expand map Educational & Interactive Performances & Shows ticket links for a specific city, or are you looking for online-only math performance resources? JRMF at Sports Basement Sunnyvale

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At the end of the month, top ticket holders get backstage access to a live “Math Show” with real mathematicians, puzzles, and prizes.

Give students three claims about today’s lesson. Two are true. One is a new, seductive misconception. Students must identify the lie and explain why it is a new type of error. [Primary On-Sale] ---> [Supply Drops to 0] --->

The phenomenon of the math show extends far beyond off-Broadway. A variety of new and engaging performances are available for different audiences, from elementary school assemblies to raucous comedy club events. Here's a look at some other fantastic options.

If you want, I can generate a printable ticket pack (PDF), a timed slide deck, or a themed question set (grades 3–5, middle school, high school, or adult trivia). Which would you like? At the end of the month, top ticket

The "Show New" variation solves this latency. The "Show" component forces immediate, non-verbal feedback. Instead of writing "I get it," students physically demonstrate a concept using whiteboards, hand signals, or manipulatives. The "New" component ensures the ticket isn't just a recap—it is a springboard.

Most consumers buy tickets in pairs (2, 4, or 6). This leaves isolated single tickets scattered throughout the venue layout map. Ticketing systems struggle to sell single seats.

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