We love math!

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Olga Laškova

Daugavpils, Latvia

The Wagons of the Train. San Miguel school. Armilla. Spain

Colors and shapes.

House of numbers

Stained glass project

House of numbers

Colorful happy home.The house of my dreams.

Happy Easter!

Math and art

Math and art

Martenitsa - an Ancient Bulgarian Tradition

Martenitsa - an Ancient Bulgarian Tradition Chestita Baba Marta! (Happy Grandma Marta!) On the 1st of March Bulgarian people celebrate a traditional holiday called Baba Marta (or Grandma Marta in English) and it is related to welcoming the approaching spring. Peolpe all over the world meet spring with joy and new hopes but in Bulgaria it is saved as an ancient tradition. .When someone gives you a Martenitsa you should wear it either pinned on your clothes, on the hand tied around the wrist, or around your neck until you see a stork, or a fruit tree in blossom for the first time in the season. After that you can tie it on a blossoming tree for fertility. It is believed that the Martenitsa bring health, happiness and longevity. Like kind of amulet, Martenitsa was attributed a magic power believed to protect folks from "ill fortune", diseases and an evil eye.

SNOWFLAKES AND GEOMETRY

Christmas time came to school and winter too! Our kids have celebrating this great season and celebration creating their own snowflakes. This tasks had a pre-task and post-task, because they listened to some wonderful songs about this topic and finally, when they finished their collaborative work, they played with one digital game to create snowflakes on the Internet.

YOU CAN TAKE PART IN THIS TASK IN OUR CLASS BLOG!
Have fun kids!



CEIP SAN MIGUEL (ARMILLA) SPAIN

Christmas magic

MY HOME AND GARDEN IN NUMBERS

Children have been working these two topics:

• Odd and even numbers
• Hundreds, tens and ones

Resources:
Even and odd story by Susan Beasley
Video about Hundreds, tens and ones by Mathsongs

After they have worked these two resources, children have had fun with the material as clay, creating their own garden  and using odd and even numbers; the second task was about using  'Hundreds, tens and ones" pieces to build their own houses, creating their own numbers and using the pieces they have selected for their favourite homes.

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We love the sea. Painting and counting.