Geometric Paper Folding and Origami – November

Through paper folding and origami, students will explore geometric shapes, patterns, symmetry, and spatial relationships in a creative way. They will also experiment with constructing three-dimensional geometric forms and fractals using paper strips. The activity demonstrates that mathematics can be practical, visual, and enjoyable rather than being limited to textbooks and calculations. It encourages creativity, precision, patience, and mathematical thinking.

 

Maths Tricks and Mathematical Puzzles – January

Students will be introduced to interesting mathematical tricks, puzzles, and problem-solving activities that make mathematics more engaging and accessible. These activities encourage students to look at numbers and mathematical problems from different perspectives. They help develop logical reasoning, mental calculation, observation, and analytical thinking. Such skills are valuable not only in mathematics but also in everyday decision-making and future academic pursuits.

 

Mathematics Model Making – February

Students will create practical mathematical models based on concepts such as geometry, fractions, symmetry, measurement, and real-life applications. Model making allows learners to transform abstract mathematical ideas into objects and situations that they can see and understand. The activity promotes creativity, accuracy, teamwork, and problem-solving. It also helps students recognise how mathematics is connected to the world around them and to many areas of future study and work.