maths working models for exhibition
Today I am going to explain my Maths project on Polynomials and Non-Polynomials. This project helps students understand the difference between polynomial and non-polynomial expressions in a simple and interesting way. A polynomial is an algebraic expression in which the powers of variables are whole numbers. Examples of polynomials are: These are polynomials because the … Read more
Introduction This 2D and 3D Shapes Working Model is designed to help students clearly understand the difference between two-dimensional (2D) shapes and three-dimensional (3D) shapes.The model uses real shape cut-outs and LED indicators to make learning interactive and visual. Aim of the Model The main aim of this model is to: Concepts Used Main Parts … Read more
Introduction This is a Trigonometry True or False Working Model designed to help students understand standard trigonometric values in an interactive way.Instead of memorizing values, students can test statements and get instant feedback using LEDs. The model makes learning trigonometry fun, practical, and engaging. Aim of the Model The aim of this model is to: … Read more
Introduction This working model is designed to explain the four important concepts of data handling: Instead of only writing formulas, this model uses a rotating flower-type display and a sliding answer window, making learning visual, interactive, and easy to understand. Aim of the Model The main aim of this model is to: Main Parts of … Read more
AIM OF THE MODEL The aim of the Math’s Park Working Model is to present different mathematics concepts in the form of a park, where each section represents a topic. This model helps students understand mathematics through visual learning, interaction, and real-life representation. CONCEPTS COVERED IN THE MODEL MATERIALS REQUIRED Base & Structure Models & … Read more
Aim of the Model To demonstrate different types of quadrilaterals (Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Parallelogram, Trapezium, Kite) using a rotating wheel mechanism and a sliding display window, making learning interactive and visual. Quadrilaterals Covered STEP-BY-STEP CONSTRUCTION PROCESS STEP 1: Making the Base Stand 👉 This gives stability and makes the model attractive for exhibition. STEP 2: … Read more
Introduction Understanding coordinate geometry is a very important part of mathematics. One of the first concepts students learn in coordinate geometry is the Cartesian coordinate system and the idea of quadrants. Many students find it difficult to imagine how a point belongs to a particular quadrant just by looking at its x-value and y-value. To … Read more
In this video, we show how to make an Interactive Types of Polynomials Model using LED lights, metal nails, wires, and a cardboard base.This working model helps students easily identify Monomial, Binomial, and Trinomial expressions in a fun and touch-activated way. When the student touches the nail beside an expression →The correct LED glows: How … Read more
In this video, we demonstrate a unique Pythagoras Theorem Model using cardboard, LEDs, and metal touch nails.This DIY project shows how a² + b² = c² works in a right-angled triangle using an interactive lighting system. Pythagoras Theorem For any right-angled triangle:a² + b² = c²Where:• a = one shorter side• b = the second … Read more
In this video, we show how to make an Interactive Number Line Model (maths project) using metal nails, LED lights, wires, and a cardboard base.This simple DIY project helps students clearly understand: ➕ Positive Numbers0 Zero➖ Negative Numbers➡️ Direction on a Number Line✨ Touch-Sensitive Maths Learning How It Works? Touch the positive number nail → … Read more
In this video, I show how to make a Pythagoras Theorem Working Model using Syringes to push cardboard squares. The three squares 3², 4², and 5² are connected to syringes, and when we push the small syringes, the hydraulic pressure moves the big 5² square.This demonstrates that area of 3² + area of 4² = … Read more
In this video, learn how to make a simple and beautiful real-life Pythagoras theorem model using cardboard, color paper, and basic craft materials.This project shows how a ladder leaning against a wall forms a right-angled triangle and how we can calculate the ladder length using the Pythagorean formula:✔ c² = a² + b² Materials Needed … Read more
The best working math models for Class 9 include those demonstrating Pythagorean theorem, circle properties, lines and angles, and polygons. Models using physical representations like squares and triangles for geometry theorems are a great option, while a circular model can illustrate circle properties or a 3D model can showcase polygon 1. Pythagoras Theorem Working Model 2. Coordinate Geometry Plotter … Read more
This model shows corresponding angles. When a transversal cuts two parallel lines, angles in the same position form corresponding pairs. Here, nails act as touch points. When I touch nail 1 and nail 5 together, the circuit completes and the LED glows. That means ∠1 and ∠5 are corresponding angles. Materials Needed Board & Structure … Read more
Learn how to make a Congruent Triangles Working Model for your maths projects! This DIY TLM (Teaching Learning Material) tutorial is perfect for students, teachers, and math enthusiasts who want a simple yet effective way to demonstrate congruent triangles visually. In this video, we cover step-by-step instructions to create a craft-based, interactive maths model that … Read more