you should try a Pythagoras theorem in which you can show the volume of cone is 1/3 of the volume of a cylinder (both having same h and r) or you can try to make simple models of cube,cuboid,sphere,cone,cylinder,square and triangular pyramids and then can explain that how to find the area,perimeter,volume,faces,sides etc.
other than these you can also try to make a geoboard.
all the best!
Math Model for Class 7
Here are some suitable models for students of 7th Standard which they can easily create.
Sum of N Even Numbers: Draw a table in a big sheet of paper, having at least ten rows and columns (you can exceed them). Write and show even numbers in different colours. Now you can show the sum of first n even numbers using the formula n(n+1). You can also use this model to represent the sum of N odd numbers.
Types of Angles: Students can show different types of angles such as acute angle, right angle, obtuse angle, using colourful pencils or sketch in a big sheet of paper.
Lines and Transversal: Use thermocol and cut two parallel lines and one transversal in it. Now show all the eight angles formed by a transversal on the intersection with the two lines.
You can use pythagoras working model
i was just thinking about it
sticking the diagram i.e. square writeareaand pari of it
A working model can be made using many different materials. An idea for a project would be using cardboard to make a model of Pythagoras Theorem.
maths model for class 9
how i make maths working modal
You can use pythagoras working model
i was just thinking about it
sticking the diagram i.e. square writeareaand pari of it
A working model can be made using many different materials. An idea for a project would be using cardboard to make a model of Pythagoras Theorem.
maths model for class 9
3D
Yes.
Working model for what, exactly?
you can make a bulb working.......................
You can make working or non working models that show the use of math in every day life easily. Simply do something with counting money.
to make a best model in annual function