maths models for exhibition
Creating a maths working model (TLM) to teach the concepts of greater than (>), less than (<), and equal to (=) can be a highly effective way to help students understand comparison of numbers. This interactive model will allow students to physically engage with these concepts and make learning more visual and fun. Objective: To … Read more
Creating a working model to demonstrate the properties of polygons (including sides, vertices, and angles) is an engaging way to visualize geometric concepts. This project can be interactive, allowing students to explore different polygons and understand their properties. Objective: To build a model that illustrates various polygons, highlighting their sides, vertices, and angles, while providing … Read more
Creating a real numbers working model with LED lights in a tree format is a fantastic way to visually represent the different sets of real numbers (natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rational numbers, and irrational numbers) using an LED-powered structure. The tree format will allow you to organize and categorize these numbers with branches, and … Read more
Creating a working project on types of angles in both clock and flower formats using paper, cardboard, and push pins is a fun and interactive way to understand angle concepts. Here’s a step-by-step guide for each format: Materials Needed: Video Steps to Make the Model: 1. Create the Clock Face: 2. Make the Clock Hands: … Read more
Creating a working model of the Pythagorean theorem using LED lights is a creative way to demonstrate the relationship between the sides of a right-angled triangle. Here’s a step-by-step guide to build this model. Materials Needed: Video Steps for Creating the Model: 1. Prepare the Base 2. Construct the Triangle 3. Install the LED Lights … Read more