Let's be artists in mathematics

Mandalas.

   

Geometric shapes. 

                                
Symmetry.

                                    

Robots

"El Huerto de Charlie" Cuento eTwinning

Para nuestro proyecto "Let´s be mathematics" de eTwinning, hemos realizado un cuento para resolver problemas de matemáticas.
Inventamos el cuento, con sus personajes y creamos el decorado para su realización.
Íbamos contando el cuento y resolviendo los problemas que necesitaban los personajes. Con cada problema se les daba una pista. Las pistas eran adivinanzas,  estaban guardadas en distintos lugares del colegio. Al final de todo el recorrido, encontraban un tesoro. ¡Fue muy divertido! Sobre todo la recompensa...

El tesoro. ¡Qué ricas las monedas de chocolate!

Cuento  "El Huerto de Charlie"

EL HUERTO MATEMÁTICO DE CHARLIE by Patricia Velázquez Romera

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Colors and shapes.

House of numbers

Stained glass project

House of numbers

Colorful happy home.The house of my dreams.

It was my supper...

Mini comedy film  for children

Cinderella

We followed in Bulgaria's footsteps and made the same picture.

"Kopciuszek"

Happy Easter!

Chocolate bunnies, coloured eggs...
It's Easter time!
All the best in the day of Easter
Today we wish you paceful, happy holiday
and to the continued life of a string.

Math and art

Math and art

From Italy,
Thanks so much for Your Friendship.
This is a very interesting Blog.

I think it is fundamental to be aware of our Pre-Indoeuroopean and Indoeuropean Origins and Identities. Our Communities have in common a very ancient Language that is called the Indoeuropean Language:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-European_languages

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Europe

I invite my Students, Their Families and You All to be aware about these so ancient Roots, also via the Researches carried on, amongst Others, by Prof. Francisco Villar, University  of Salamanca, Spain.

An example. These are the re-constructed Numbers (1 to 10) used by our Ancestors:

History – Linguistics

.......................................................................

The Indoeuropeans:........................................

Numbers: ........................................

1 = *Oi, *Oinos: …....................................

2 = *Du: .....................................................

3 = *Trei: ....................................................

4 = *Kwetwor: ….......................................

5 = *Penkwe: …..........................................

6 = *Weks/Sweks: …................................

7 = *Septm: …...........................................

8 = * Octou: …...........................................

9 = *Newn: …...........................................
10 = *Dekm(t): …......................................
 

"Andalusian customes in Spain and geometry"

"These are typical customes in our place, Andalusia, in the south of our country. The 2nd grade has been working geometry, creating these figures with our pupils and creating one story for the Day of Andalusia. We also has mixed cultures from Italy, as we have Rose Mary, an Comenius mascot, so we have been celebrating this wonderful day with all of you, eTwinning and Comenius".

Y así celebramos, en nuestro centro, el día de Andalucía:

Polish parade of numbers

 

My town&My house

 

 

My town, my house from DorotaKulik

Tape measure and clasps in maths

We sometimes use unconventional methods in maths. Counting with using of tape measure and clasps. It is funny time with addition, subtraction. These photos are from activities with teacher Ewa Karkowska.

8th March - Women's Day in Poland

On this special day, I'd like to wish you all the best, may all your dreams, both these little and the more important ones, come true. And remember - life without women wouldn't make much sense."

Today in our group of Teddy Bears, boys made girls a present (sweets), sang song but teachers received chocolate, flowers and sweet wishes. It was a great day!!

Recollection Christmas

In Poland it is snowy so we recollect Christams time ;-)

                                                                           Tristan

                                                                        Natalia R.

                                                                             Patryk

Red Little Riding Hood and maths

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.

Satellite

Of geometric shapes - Astronaut