Maths Around Us – Based on the shapes they previously found, students have to make their own design (building/ room etc.) or try to reconstruct a famous local building.
The pupils created some buildings out of building blocks, took photos of famous or local buildings and identified the shapes within it and also built 3D models from a collection of cardboard boxes and cylinders etc.
Buckingham Palace |
Recognising shapes at Westminster |
The Taj Mahal |
An embossed (raised lines) church with braille to identify the shapes. This pupils is blind. |
A local church |
This is a video of some of the 3D final models created by the students.
ACTIVITY EVALUATION (STUDENTS)
1. Please tick the appropriate box for the activity
Very Interesting
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Interesting
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Ok /Nothing Special
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Really Boring /Tiring
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I can’t decide
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8 32%
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15 60%
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2 8%
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2. What did you enjoy most during this project activity?
I enjoyed making the buildings
Enjoyed working in pairs
Enjoyed painting the models and trying to get
them to look the same as the real building.
3. What did you not like?
Getting
messy
4. What changes would make it more interesting/effective?
Pick a modern building
Choose own colours rather than copying the
natural ones
ACTIVITY 1: Maths Around Us (STAFF)
1. Do you feel the pupils engaged with the activity?
100% yes.
2. Did you enjoy the activity?
Yes
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Ok /Nothing Special
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No
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100%
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3. What changes would make it more interesting/effective?
Covering the buildings in different papers
Make buildings using a 3D printer or pen
Build more permanent structures or build a town together
1. Would you use this again when teaching maths?
Yes
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Maybe
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No
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100%
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