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    Math Activities 2

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    This document provides instructions for several math activities involving fractions, multiplication, addition, and properties of triangles. The activities utilize common materials like paper, pencils, dice, and Uno cards. For the pizza fractions activity, students draw and color circles divided into equal parts to represent different fractions. The multiplication dice game has students multiplying 3 rolled dice within 5 seconds. For muffin tin math, students solve equations written on cupcake wrappers in a timed challenge using ping pong balls.

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    Math Activities 2

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    This document provides instructions for several math activities involving fractions, multiplication, addition, and properties of triangles. The activities utilize common materials like paper, pencils, dice, and Uno cards. For the pizza fractions activity, students draw and color circles divided into equal parts to represent different fractions. The multiplication dice game has students multiplying 3 rolled dice within 5 seconds. For muffin tin math, students solve equations written on cupcake wrappers in a timed challenge using ping pong balls.

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    This document provides instructions for several math activities involving fractions, multiplication, addition, and properties of triangles. The activities utilize common materials like paper, pencils, dice, and Uno cards. For the pizza fractions activity, students draw and color circles divided into equal parts to represent different fractions. The multiplication dice game has students multiplying 3 rolled dice within 5 seconds. For muffin tin math, students solve equations written on cupcake wrappers in a timed challenge using ping pong balls.

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    36 views6 pages

    Math Activities 2

    Uploaded by

    Raquel Lamanilao
    This document provides instructions for several math activities involving fractions, multiplication, addition, and properties of triangles. The activities utilize common materials like paper, pencils, dice, and Uno cards. For the pizza fractions activity, students draw and color circles divided into equal parts to represent different fractions. The multiplication dice game has students multiplying 3 rolled dice within 5 seconds. For muffin tin math, students solve equations written on cupcake wrappers in a timed challenge using ping pong balls.

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    Maths

    Activities
    Pizza Fractions
    Materials:
    Small pieces of paper
    10 small pieces of paper
    1 compass 5 Pencil
    8
    (or pen)
    1 protractor
    1 A4 blank paper 3
    8
    2
    3
    1 pen or pencil
    1 red, 1 orange and 1 yellow colour pencils
    1 plastic bag or bowl
    Plastic bag
    (or bowl)
    Steps:
    1. Write out different fractions on the small pieces of paper (For eg: 2 3 4
    5,

    6 , 3 , 5 , 6 , ¾) and place them in the bag/bowl.


    1 1 2 5

    2. Start by picking a piece of paper randomly from the bag/bowl.


    3. On the A4 paper, draw a circle using a pen/pencil and a compass. Divide
    the circle into equal parts based on the denominator. You may want to use a
    protractor for accuracy in your pizza. Remember that the sum of angles at a
    point is 360 degrees.
    4. Based on the numerator, decorate and colour your pizza to show the
    fraction on the small piece of paper. Hint: You need to look at the
    numerator!
    Colour Pencil
    5
    8

    Compass

    Protractor

    Pencil
    (or pen)

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    Multiplication Dice Game
    Materials:
    3 dice
    1 paper and 1 pencil
    A timer

    Steps:
    1. Player 1 rolls the three dice and multiplies the three numbers as shown on
    the dice in 5 seconds.
    2. If the answer is correct, the player gets one point. Keep track of the points
    on a piece of paper.
    3. The next player then takes his/her turn, and play continues clockwise.
    4.
    want to play) is the winner!

    Paper Pencil

    Dice

    Timer

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    Muffin Tin Maths

    Materials:
    1 12 cup muffin tin
    12 cupcake wrappers
    1 marker
    3 ping pong balls
    1 stopwatch

    Steps:
    1. Write any equation on the 12 cupcake wrappers.
    2. Slot them into each hole in the muffin tin.
    3. Players can set a time on the stopwatch and try to solve as many
    equations as possible within the time.
    4. From a distance, use the ping pong balls and aim to land into the
    cupcake wrappers.
    5. If the player solves the equation correctly, he/she earns a point.
    6. Whoever gets the most number of points during the set time wins!

    Ping pong balls


    12 cup
    muffin tin

    Stopwatch

    Cupcake
    wrapper

    Marker

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    Uno Flip

    Materials:
    1 pack of Uno cards (numbers only)
    1 pack of Post-it notes
    1 paper
    1 pen

    Steps:
    1. Write a “+”and “=” symbol on a Post-it note and place on the table face up
    to form an addition equation, leaving room for the Uno cards to sit between
    the symbols. (You may choose to write other mathematical symbols such
    as ‘-‘, ‘x’ or ‘÷’)
    2. Divide your Uno number cards into two piles and face it downwards.
    3. Flip over one card from each pile and place it into the addition equation.
    4. Whoever gets it right first gets to keep both cards.
    5. Continue to flip over two cards at a time.
    6. The player with the most cards wins.

    Pack of Uno cards


    Pen

    Pack of Post-it notes

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    Properties of a Triangle

    Materials:
    1 piece of paper
    1 pair of scissors
    1 pen

    Steps:
    1. Draw any triangle.
    2. Cut out the interior angles and paste them on a straight line.

    Scissors

    Pen

    Paper

    Paper

    Did you know?

    The interior angle sum of any triangle


    will always be 180 degrees!

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