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Using Ten Frames inside your Classroom

By Swati Sircar | Feb 5, 2020

Ten-frames are relatively new to India. They are very useful at the beginning for learning the single-digit numbers. They also facilitate automatization of addition facts with single digit numbers. In addition, they can provide a lot of conceptual clarity wrt odd-even.

Three versions are included:

Making Ganitmala

By Swati Sircar | Feb 5, 2020

Ganitmala is a manipulative version of number line. It is a proportional material that has properties of both groupable and pre-grouped models. Jodo Gyan (https://jodogyan.org/) introduced them in India.

It can be used for introducing whole numbers and all four operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. It can also be used for the division algorithm to find the HCF!

Making Sense of Adding Unlike Fractions

By At Right Angles | Aug 7, 2018

Nothing makes as much sense to a student as his or her own reasoning. And that is why a math class should give students the time and careful facilitation that enables this. The problem at hand was 4/3 + 5/2. Here is an account of a class in which this problem was tackled by students who had understood the need/reason for fractions to be of the same size i.e., to have the same denominators so as to be able to add them easily. However, they had not yet arrived at any particular method to achieve this.

Solve the sums to colour the picture

By Karen | Jan 9, 2018
English

Adding on a number scale, playfully

By Azim Premji Foundation | Mar 7, 2017

The game featuring Ali, the ant helps the learners comprehend that adding positive integers makes the number bigger. It also gives them the practice of using a scale & number line.

Add it, fit it, solve it

By Azim Premji Foundation | Jun 6, 2016

Pillu, the plumber is stuck with an adding problem. Drag the pipes of right size to fit and help him solve it.

Number Game with Random Digits

By Swati Sircar | Mar 15, 2016

Swati shares a game from Swanirvar/Shikshamitra that assesses number operations and demands higher order thinking skills. Did we tell you that it is a cheating proof game!?

Best of 2015 Classroom Ideas

By Editor English | Dec 30, 2015

Here is a quick rewind of some interesting ideas that got featured on the Teachers of India website. We know it is not final. We know there are very many resources you found it useful that we couldn't feature in this particular list. How about you making your own list and sending it to us. We also invite you to remix ideas from your own experience and share it with larger teacher community. That would be a great bang to start the year!

How to Subtract By Adding

By Worth Sharing | Dec 17, 2015

Minute Physics invites you to try this with your learners & have fun!

A Visual Manual for Ganitmala

By Swati Sircar, Shikshamitra | Aug 18, 2015

A visual manual on how to use a ganitmala to show whole numbers, add, subtract, multiply and divide them. Also includes how to show the division algorithm for HCF.

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