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The 7th graders (2018-2019 batch) had stepped in for their Mathematics class for the first time in STEMland this year. They took their own time and became familiar with filling their weekly plan and updates on the laptops. They saw their seniors...
Read out all~saranya During the exam holiday we conducted basic scratch course for children. 7th graders are new to STEM land they donot know to make a project in scratch so we combined Isai Ambalam children with Udavi children. Day by day we are...
Read out allProper Fraction: The fraction is always less than 1 whole e.g.For the fraction (1/6); I have one cake and I want to give it equally to six people, How much will each get? I.e) The Numerator will always be less than the...
Read out allFractions: Grouping Sharing Discrete In grouping method the number of objects are grouped into different containers in equal portions Example: I have 15 cakes and want to give it to 5 people equally. In sharing method I know the number of people...
Read out allSaranya This is an amazing idea .When I heard the word scratch, I did not know what it is? .After that students taught me how to use it? What kind of thing we can learn by using scratch.It is like an Object...
Read out allChildren from 8th were learning algebra and had difficulties with the sign operations. They were able to come up with stories of multiplying minus into plus, plus into minus and plus into plus but they couldn’t come up with a story of...
Read out allThis is a scratch game where you need to find the error you read in the vernier scale. You will be given three turns and your results get stored in a list which will be displayed at the end of the game....
Read out allI have created a scratch program to demonstrate the concept of Vernier Caliper with the error.
Read out allThe following video demonstrates the nuclear fission reaction that was made during the advanced scratch course offered at STEMLAND. I had partnered up along with a 8th grader from Udavi school to create it.
Read out allI made a scratch program to prove cos(A+B) = cosAcosB – sinAsinB. Here is a video link to the program.
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