maths models for exhibition
Creating a working model of 3D shapes with an interactive “match the following” board using LEDs, wires, a buzzer, cardboard, and colored paper can be an exciting and educational project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create this interactive model: Materials Needed: Steps by Steps Video instructions : 1. Prepare the Base Board: 2. … Read more
Creating a rotating model to demonstrate exponent rules in a circular pattern can be a great way to make the learning process interactive and engaging. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you create this working model using cardboard and colored paper: Materials Needed: Steps by Step Video Instructions: 1. Prepare the Base and Rotating Circle: … Read more
Creating a working model to display various types of graphs (line graph, pie chart, histogram, pictograph) on a rotating sky wheel can be an engaging and interactive project for teaching mathematical concepts. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you build this model using cardboard, color paper, and chopsticks. Materials Needed: Video Steps to Build the … Read more
Creating a working model of the parts of a circle using LED lights, serial lights, and switches will be a fun and educational project. This model will help in visually demonstrating different parts of a circle, such as the radius, diameter, circumference, and sectors, using lights controlled by individual switches. Here’s a step-by-step guide to … Read more
Objective To create a rotating model displaying different types of graphs: line graph, histogram, bar graph, pie chart, pictograph, and area graph using chopsticks and cardboard for a math’s exhibition. Materials Needed Step by Step Video Instructions Step 1: Prepare the Circular Base Step 2: Create the Graph Bases Step 3: Attach the Graphs to … Read more