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Card games are always a lot of fun and are actually quite useful when helping students practice and remember math rules and operations. Interacting with another player and doing things together makes iterative number drills much more enjoyable.
This activity challenges students to practice doing basic math operations, to remember eliminated options and to narrow down choices to find the chosen number card. Students are expected to play honestly with their partner and help each other with the math problems they have to solve.
They say big things start with small things, but in this lesson, we will be able to see a phenomenon where something small will start with something big. Math and shapes are truly interesting and this lesson will put it in full display.
Nothing is more natural to humans than eating and it is a such a challenge to act out the motions and emotions that go into feeding one’s self. This subject, intimately familiar to everyone. is a good introduction to drama and movement.
Practice young minds’ counting skills and knowledge in numbers! Their artistic abilities may also pop out in this activity.
Learn the wonders of engineering in the ancient times as you create your own DIY Catapult in this lesson. Ready? Fire!
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