Showing posts with label Fractions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fractions. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 22, 2021

Fractions in Bird Art


 School: Gyan Mandir Public School

 Name of activity:- Fraction in bird art

Grade level: 4

Subject: Mathematics

Art integrated: Use of coloured paper, glue, ruler etc.

Learning outcomes: Children will be able to understand fractions ( 1/2,  1/4, 1/8 etc.) through a hands-on activity.

Ideated by: Ms. Vanika

Executed by: Students of class 4

Description : 

Students used the fraction parts  1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 for making the picture of the peacock.

They realised that maths is everywhere.

They really enjoyed the activity, as it was fun with learning.

Thursday, August 26, 2021

Fraction Robots

 





Name of the school: Gyan Mandir Public School, New Delhi

Name of activity: Fraction Robots

Grade Level: Grade V

Subject: Mathematics

Art integrated: Robots made using fractions. 

Guided by: Ms. Vanika

Executed by: Students of class V

Description: Students prepared a Fraction Robot. It was their Introductory activity conducted in the starting of the chapter. 

Learning outcomes:

Students were able to recapitulate the basics of fractions. 

They were able to understand and show the concept of  1/2,1/4 and 1/8.




Fraction Wheel


Name of School: Gyan Mandir Public School, Naraina vihar

Name of activity: Fraction Wheel

Grade level: 5

Subject: Mathematics

The material used: colourful sheet, sketch pens, scissors, glue. 

Topic: Fraction

Concept:  To Understand the concept that fraction is a part of the whole.

Learning outcomes: The child will understand the meaning of fractions through hands-on activity. 

Ideated by: Ms. Vanika

Executed by: Students of class V

Description: The child is able to show the parts of the whole by rotating the fraction wheel.

Monday, December 28, 2020

Fraction Paper Art


School: Mamta Modern Sr. Sec. School

Name of Activity: Fraction Art

Grade Level: III

Subject(s): Maths 

Art(s) Integrated: Craft

Topic/Chapter: Fraction

Sub-Topic/Concept: fraction

Learning Outcome(s): Students were able to divide shapes into different number of equal parts and identify the fraction of each part.

Ideated by: Ms. Shweta Deveshwar

Executed by: students of class 3

Description: This activity gives a hands on experience of dividing different shapes in equal parts. It identifying the fraction of each part.

Variations possible: different shapes can be divided and they can be use to make multiple pictures.

Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Fractional Clock with Mandala Art




School: Blue Bells Public School, Sector 10, Gurgaon
Name of the Activity: Fractional Clock with Mandala Art
Grade Level: 7
Subject: Mathematics
Art Integrated: Mandala Art
Topic/Chapter: Fractions
Sub-Topic/Concept: Operations on Fractions
Learning Outcomes: At the end of the activity, students will be able to-
• Apply the knowledge of radius, diameter to draw concentric circles of mandala.
• Recall and exhibit their understanding of symmetry, pattern and shapes through the design of their mandala.
• Demonstrate their understanding of fractions and operations on fractions.
• Design a clock using concepts of fractions and mandala art.
• Integrate and appreciate Art in Math.

Ideated by and Executed by: Math Curriculum Team Grade 7 and Math Faculty Grade 7 Students

Description: Mandalas are the geometric designs that are made through uniform divisions of circle.
The students were learning Mandala Art in their Visual Education. So, the two concepts (Mandala Art and Fractions) were integrated through the activity. The students came out with beautiful and creative designs of the clock using the Operations on Fractions.

Using compass and appropriate radius, the student draws 4 concentric circles.
• The four divisions thus created are filled with symmetrical repeated patterns keeping in mind the available space.
• The students also colours the design to enhance the beauty in a balanced way.
• The design is pasted at the centre of a square cardboard.
• The student creates representations of number 1 – 12 using operations on fractions.
• The student uses each operation at least once.
• The representation cards are pasted at the appropriate place to demonstrate a clock.
• Hands of the clock are pasted at the centre of the clock.

Note: Some students were able to move beyond fractions and even used Squares and Square Roots of grade 8 with fractions to represent the number.

Variations possible: Similar activity can be planned for the students of grade 8 with the concept of Square and square roots/Rational numbers.

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