maths working 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
Creating a working model that demonstrates the types of angles using a protractor and their definitions is an excellent way to visually teach students about angles. The model will showcase various angles like acute, right, obtuse, straight, and reflex, with the protractor as a reference. Materials Needed: Step-by-Step Video Instructions: 1. Creating the Base: 2. … Read more
Creating a working model to teach the types of angles using LED lights, a 9V battery, and a matching board with definitions is an excellent educational project. This model will help students understand the different types of angles (acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex) by lighting up the correct angle when matched with its definition. Here’s … Read more
Creating a place value working model with paper cups is a fun and educational project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you make one: Materials Needed: Step by Step Video Instructions: Using the Model: This model visually represents the concept of place value, helping to understand how each digit’s position affects its value.
Creating a working model to represent the square roots using cardboard, color paper, and a table fan format (with 10 blades) can be a fun and educational project. Here’s a step-by-step guide to making this model: Materials Required: Step by Step Video Instructions: Step 1: Prepare the Fan Blades Step 2: Assemble the Fan Step … Read more
Creating a working model to demonstrate the concept of squares in mathematics with an interactive “match the following” board using nails, LED lights, and wires can be both educational and engaging. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Materials Needed: Steps by Steps Video Instructions: 1. Prepare the Base Board: 2. Create the Sections: 3. Set Up the … Read more
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