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Roll the Dice

Practicing adding single digits.

“Young architect” Club

To improve students' performance in mathematics and teach them to apply mathematical concepts in real life, Tugol uulu Usupbek secondary school team organized the "Young Architect" club. As part of the club, 9th grade students learnt to design and then construct classroom furniture based on mathematical equations. The club's activities helped students gain useful knowledge about industries such as architecture, design and information technology.

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Make and Send 'Thank You' Cards

Expressing written appreciation and practicing the value of appreciation. Also, identifying and describing the components of a ‘thank you note’.

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Map of the Neighbourhood

Describing a neighbourhood by identifying its landmarks and to create visual representations of a community. This helps with the understanding of citizenship as children learn about important landmarks and places in their community.

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Self Esteem Booster

A hands on manual designed to help learner s build confidence, stay motivated and develop a positive mindset.

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Learning Wheel

The Learning Wheel enables students to solve challenges with confidence, receiving advice and feedback from others while learning. The Learning Wheel is a puzzle game in which a student will be required to turn a wheel containing words to find the correct synonyms and create meaningful sentences by arranging randomly-placed words on the wheel.

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Learning through collaboration

Collaborative learning enhances learning and social interaction by dividing students into small groups to work on projects with defined tasks. This fosters responsibility, communication, and critical thinking. Students discuss ideas, teach concepts to one another, and provide feedback, leading to a deeper understanding. Peer teaching and evaluation help them learn from each other’s experiences. These methods make learning more engaging and effective while developing essential skills.

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Playing wiht numbers

The purpose of this game is to increase students' analysis and familiarity with all four mathematical operations using a fun game.

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Runway

Measuring distance using different objects and comparing and sequencing different distances from smallest to largest. Helps with creativity and imagination.

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Multiplication Bingo

Increasing speed, fluency and confidence when multiplying two numbers. Practicing multiplication of single-digit numbers.

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Math-ketball

Spice up math class by making basic operations fun to learn. This game combines basketball and math to create a fun, educational game! This is a game I also played when I was in elementary school!

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A Word Jar to Expand a Child's Vocabulary

How to expand a child's vocabulary in a fun and engaging way? In this practice, you create a 'word jar' with a 4–8-year-old and learn how to use new words creatively.

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Walking Water

Applying prediction and observation skills and developing understanding of how water can be transported through capillary action.

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Multiplication Game with Paper Plates

Solve mathematical problems as a team. In this practice, children will learn multiplication through a fun team activity.

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Welcome to My Restaurant

Welcome to My Restaurant combines role play and language learning in the classroom. It helps students to learn helpful vocabulary within a context, and teaches them how to order and behave in a restaurant. The practice can be also used to discuss how to behave when you have food in your mouth or how to address the waiter when you need something. Complete the same activity in a different language or in a different location (different type of restaurant, etc.) You can also play the same activity but focus on the mathematical calculations of the menu.

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Number Mango Tree

Number recognition skills and representing numbers using objects in the environment.

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Adding with Plates

Number recognition and addition skills focusing on teamwork, communication and collaboration.

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Magic Paper

Magic Papers helps students to understand and identify the effect of air pressure. Simultaneously it helps them to develop their observation skills.

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Charades

Practicing new words and phrases in different situations and describing the meaning of words or phrases using appropriate actions. Helps with listening attentively and respond appropriately.

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Paper Planes

Manipulating paper to create different paper planes. This helps with developing and testing children's ideas and the creativity and imagination as children explore different strategies for designing their plane.

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Prime Numbers Challenge

This practice helps children understand the concept of prime numbers through a self-made card game.

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Shadow Drawing

How to explain abstract concepts like time to 9–13-year-olds? In this exercise, children understand the concept of time by drawing shadows of different objects.

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Crazy Drawings

Identifying and naming the common parts of the body of animals.

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Flip the Blanket

Learning how to give and respond to given instructions by members of the group/leader of the group.

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