maths models

Creating a 3D bar graph model for a science exhibition comparing subject marks versus scored marks is a great way to visually represent data. Here’s a step-by-step guide using cardboard and color paper: Materials Needed: Video Steps by Steps Instructions : This 3D bar graph model not only provides a clear representation of subject marks … Read more

Creating a multiplication table working model using color paper can be a fun and interactive way to help visualize multiplication concepts. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Materials Needed: Video Steps on multiplication table maths project : This model provides a hands-on approach to learning multiplication tables and allows learners to see the relationships between factors and … Read more

Creating a place value working model using colored paper is a fantastic idea to help visualize the concept of place value with ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Materials Needed: Video Steps for making place value working model : This hands-on and visually appealing model will serve as an excellent educational tool … Read more

Creating a geometrical 3D shapes working model for a math project using cardboard and colored paper can be both educational and visually appealing. Here’s a simple guide for making a 3D shapes : Materials Needed: Instructions: 1. Prepare the Base: a. Cut a square piece of cardboard. The size depends on how large you want … Read more

Creating a working model for algebraic identities using cardboard is a great way to visually represent and understand mathematical concepts. One common algebraic identity is the “Square of a Binomial.” Let’s create a model to represent the identity (�+�)2(a+b)2. Materials Needed: Model Construction: 1. Create the Base: 2. Draw the Square: 3. Divide the Square: … Read more