"Educational Class Trip Plan: Forms of
Numbers and Number Systems"
Subtitle: "MYP 1 Mathematics
Summative Assessment"
Table of Contents
Our Team
List of concepts used
Examples of calculations
performed
Destination
Reflection
Reason of choice
Mathematical Concepts
Applied
Total Expenditure and
Savings
Event Committee
Michelle Lawson( Project
Manager)
Bibi (Financial
Mihiyra Osei
(Recoder)
Andrea Tima
Nana Akosua
(Presenter)
Destination
(Kwame Nkrumah Memorial
Park)
Kwame
Nkrumah
Memorial
park
WE CHOSE KWAME NKRUMAH for its
historical significance, cultural
importance, striking architecture,
educational value, and as a notable
tourist attraction. It honors Ghana’s
first President, offers insights into the
country’s history and culture, and
provides an engaging experience
through its museum and monuments.
Reason of choice
BUDGET
SUMMARY
Budget Summary
•  Number of participants: 20 students and 2 facilitators
•  Duration of the trip: [Specify number of days] 
• Total budget allocated: GHC 10,000.00 (Ten thousand
Ghana cedis)
•  Pie chart showing allocation to different categories.
Category item
Cost per unit
GHC
Quanti
ty
Total
cost in
figures
GHC
Total cost in words
Transportation
Brand:
African
Diaspora
Resource
Centre
Ghana (30-
seater bus)
1,600
(One thousand
six hundred
Ghana cedis)
1
1,600.0
0
One thousand, six hundred Ghana cedis
Meals
KFC Streetwise 2
· Tampico citrus
punch 500ml
·
BEL-AQUA bottled
water 500ml
49.00
(forty-nine
Ghana Cedis)
6.00
(Five Ghana
Cedis)
6.00
(six Ghana cedis)
32
packs
30
bottles
50
bottles
1,568.00
180.00
300.00
One thousand, five hundred and sixty-
eight Ghana cedis
One hundred and eighty Ghana cedis
Three hundred Ghana cedis
Museum Fees
·
Adults
·
Children
(Twenty-
five
Ghana
cedis)
5.00
(five
Ghana
cedis)
2
Facilitators
22
students
25.00
5.00
Twenty-five Ghana cedis
Five Ghana cedis
Souvenirs
Customized Polo
shirts 50.00
(fifty
Ghana
cedis)
32
1,600.00
One thousand six hundred Ghana cedis
Contingencies
4592.00 Four thousand five hundred and ninety-two
Ghana cedis
PIE
CHART
Examples of calculations
performed
• ADDITION
1,568.00+1,600.00=3,168.00
• SUBTRACTION
10,000.00-4,592.00=5,408.00
• MULTIPLICATION
32*49.00=1,568.00
• DIVISION
999/100*10,000=9990
TOTAL EXPENDITURE:
• GH 5,408.00
SAVINGS:
• GH 4,592.00
Total Expenditure and
Savings
Mathematical Concepts Applied:
• ADDITION
• SUBTRACTION
• MULTIPLICATION
• DIVISION
• PERCENTAGES
• DECIMALS
Reflection
• Challenges faced during the planning process
Making sure we don’t exceed the GH 10,000.00 and that everyone gets
food and water.
• •How the team overcome these challenges
We overcame these challenges by researching for more cheaper options
or items we could buy for the trip.
• •Key learnings about mathematical applications in real-life scenarios
With this project we learnt that math is useful for managing money,
understanding data, creating technology, health diagnostics,
environmental management, daily tasks, travel planning, and sports
Thank
You

Educational Class Trip Plan using forms of numbers learnt in class

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    "Educational Class TripPlan: Forms of Numbers and Number Systems" Subtitle: "MYP 1 Mathematics Summative Assessment"
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    Table of Contents OurTeam List of concepts used Examples of calculations performed Destination Reflection Reason of choice Mathematical Concepts Applied Total Expenditure and Savings
  • 3.
    Event Committee Michelle Lawson(Project Manager) Bibi (Financial Mihiyra Osei (Recoder) Andrea Tima Nana Akosua (Presenter)
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    WE CHOSE KWAMENKRUMAH for its historical significance, cultural importance, striking architecture, educational value, and as a notable tourist attraction. It honors Ghana’s first President, offers insights into the country’s history and culture, and provides an engaging experience through its museum and monuments. Reason of choice
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    BUDGET SUMMARY Budget Summary • Number of participants: 20 students and 2 facilitators •  Duration of the trip: [Specify number of days]  • Total budget allocated: GHC 10,000.00 (Ten thousand Ghana cedis) •  Pie chart showing allocation to different categories.
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    Category item Cost perunit GHC Quanti ty Total cost in figures GHC Total cost in words Transportation Brand: African Diaspora Resource Centre Ghana (30- seater bus) 1,600 (One thousand six hundred Ghana cedis) 1 1,600.0 0 One thousand, six hundred Ghana cedis
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    Meals KFC Streetwise 2 ·Tampico citrus punch 500ml · BEL-AQUA bottled water 500ml 49.00 (forty-nine Ghana Cedis) 6.00 (Five Ghana Cedis) 6.00 (six Ghana cedis) 32 packs 30 bottles 50 bottles 1,568.00 180.00 300.00 One thousand, five hundred and sixty- eight Ghana cedis One hundred and eighty Ghana cedis Three hundred Ghana cedis
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    Museum Fees · Adults · Children (Twenty- five Ghana cedis) 5.00 (five Ghana cedis) 2 Facilitators 22 students 25.00 5.00 Twenty-five Ghanacedis Five Ghana cedis Souvenirs Customized Polo shirts 50.00 (fifty Ghana cedis) 32 1,600.00 One thousand six hundred Ghana cedis Contingencies 4592.00 Four thousand five hundred and ninety-two Ghana cedis
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    Examples of calculations performed •ADDITION 1,568.00+1,600.00=3,168.00 • SUBTRACTION 10,000.00-4,592.00=5,408.00 • MULTIPLICATION 32*49.00=1,568.00 • DIVISION 999/100*10,000=9990
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    TOTAL EXPENDITURE: • GH5,408.00 SAVINGS: • GH 4,592.00 Total Expenditure and Savings
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    Mathematical Concepts Applied: •ADDITION • SUBTRACTION • MULTIPLICATION • DIVISION • PERCENTAGES • DECIMALS
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    Reflection • Challenges facedduring the planning process Making sure we don’t exceed the GH 10,000.00 and that everyone gets food and water. • •How the team overcome these challenges We overcame these challenges by researching for more cheaper options or items we could buy for the trip. • •Key learnings about mathematical applications in real-life scenarios With this project we learnt that math is useful for managing money, understanding data, creating technology, health diagnostics, environmental management, daily tasks, travel planning, and sports
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