It is now a well-established fact that dyscalculia is a reality! Children suffering from dyscalculia cannot identify numbers or operational signs like ‘+’, ‘-‘, ‘x’, etc. That is why educators advocate replacing pen-and-paper practice by performing an action using manipulatives to understand numeric relationships and operations. Besides Dyscalculics, beginners of numeric operations can also get … Read more
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While alphabet blocks, stairs activity, or scrabble games help children absorb spellings fun way, the worksheets offer them a resource to practice this skill with all seriousness. This is sometimes important when you want the kid to concentrate on the core learning instead of getting carried away by the gameplay. But, are books the only … Read more
Can we learn square root in a gamified way? If you ask this question, you are probably not comfortable with conventional ways to learn square roots. Thankfully, the answer to this question is yes! Alternative ways to learn, like games, are available when you need a break from books and worksheets and learn math the … Read more
After studying 2D figures like rectangles, squares, and other polygons, solid geometry is next in the curriculum. Solid geometry is the study of solid shapes or 3D figures. The introduction of the third dimension names solid geometry as the study of 3D figures too. Cube, cuboid, and sphere replace square, cuboid, and circle respectively. Accordingly, … Read more
Geometrical calculations are incomplete without the mention of area and perimeter. These are the basic parameters of any geometrical figure which kids ought to learn. But, if you think that compelling kids to mug up their formulae[1] can make them a measurement specialist you are quite mistaken! Changing patterns of delivering education give more focus … Read more
Calculating is a bookish act or pure arithmetic activity. Estimation is a more practical thing to do and is likely used often in real life. Unless it is about paying a sum or receiving it (where people want only the exact value), a person tends to find the approximate value or an estimate. Sometimes, estimation … Read more
Games attract children easily. Children trying to avoid solving problems of ratio and proportion and other similar topics can be driven to engage deeper in these with games. Beautiful backdrops, community learning environment, and role-playing are some of the interesting factors that make games a good option for mastering ratio and proportion, or other middle … Read more
How can one teach percentage by using games? Many people wonder about the connection between playing games and learning concepts like a percentage. So, if you are one of them, I will ask you to take a look at children when they are playing games. How absorbed, and determined to win or to improve scores … Read more
WJ-IV tests of achievement are useful for checking the reading, writing, calculation, reasoning, and overall cognitive abilities of a person. The tests are classified into various batteries that help determine some specific portions of language or reasoning proficiency. Accordingly, these are named as WJ-IV tests of achievement for testing cognitive flexibility, cluster tests for language … Read more
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What worksheets topics can help in learning everything about ratio and proportion? It is quite a valid question, especially when you don’t know what all we get to learn from the concept of ratio and proportion. We have done number comparison games in one of our posts. There we learned only about comparing on the … Read more
