Showing posts with label Math Quiz practice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Math Quiz practice. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Cool Math Activity for Kids





This cool math activity is very simple and a lot of fun. It only takes a minute or two to put together, and can be used for a variety of math skills. 
Items Needed:

Directions:
Use the picture above as an example of which way to write your numbers and symbols. ( you will want to write them whole holding the cup horizontal, not vertical)
1. Write the numbers 0-6 around the lip of 2 cups and 0-12 on another.
2.  Write an addition and subtraction symbol on the edge of 1 cup, and an equals sign on another.
3.  Stack the cups in the following order:
  • First, a 0-6 cup. 
  • Second, addition or subtraction symbols cup. 
  • Third, the other 0-6 cup.
  • Fourth, the equals sign cup. 
  • Finally, the 0-12 cup.
4.  Twist the different cups to make true equations.

Follow this link to see it in action:
 

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Math Test Preparation

In addition to teaching children how to perform basic math functions with whole numbers, they should also be taught how to work with fractions and decimal points, as well. Math test preparation books are an excellent way to simplify multiplication, division, addition and subtraction using fractions so that the equations don't look as daunting when the test day approaches. Although many of the books that are available for purchase have areas where children can work out the problems directly, it's generally a good idea to have them practice for their test on a separate sheet of paper. This will make sure that they are able to get the maximum benefit from their practice booklets because they can redo any equations and questions that are causing them difficulty.

It is always important to remember that math test preparation is only a small part of the equation. Children should also be taught how to approach basic troubleshooting in all aspects of mathematics so that they can solve problems that don't follow standard formulas. Fortunately, there are math books that can help make this process easier. Combined with comprehensive preparation activities, this can ensure that your students do well on every test that they have to take, in your classroom and in the future.