maths models for exhibition
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
Creating a working model on sets (intersections and union) using syringes and cardboard is a great way to visualize these mathematical concepts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create this model: Materials Needed: Video Steps for Creating the Model: 1. Prepare the Base 2. Create the Sets Using Balloons or Plastic Sheets 3. Attach … Read more
Factor Tree Working Model Using Cardboard and Color Paper A factor tree is a visual tool used in mathematics to break down a number into its prime factors. Creating a factor tree model using cardboard and color paper helps to understand the process of prime factorization in a clear and interactive way. This project will … Read more
Types of Fractions Working Model in Reverse Tree Structure Creating a working model to illustrate the different types of fractions using a reverse tree structure is a creative way to understand and visualize how fractions are categorized. This model will be made using cardboard and color paper, and it will clearly show the relationship between … Read more