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Avui hem celebrat a classe el Dia Internacional del nombre Pi. Per fer-ho hem fet un vermut amb esferes, circumferències, quadrilàters, triangles, tangents, diagonals, radis, arcs…Hem posat música també i hem ballat gràcies al nostre treball amb aquest nombre.
Celebrating International Pi Day in Class. Oh I’m So Surprised
Having a math-themed get-together with spheres, circles, quadrilaterals, triangles, tangents, diagonals, radii, and arcs sounds both fun and educational. Adding music and dancing to the mix makes it even better! Speaking of twists and turns, if you enjoy mental challenges and games that make you think differently, you should definitely check out mr flip. It’s a puzzle game where the entire world literally flips to help you progress through the levels. It’s like turning the math concepts you worked on into a fun video game!
This article is fascinating for highlighting International Pi Day! I really enjoyed how you connected geometry to the gaming experience through Geometry Dash. Are there any ideas for turning these concepts into more practical activities? I’m curious about how this could be applied in education!
The children in the photo are clearly very happy with this holiday. They probably had a really fun and joyful day. Happy Block Blast
It is obvious that the children in the melon playground picture are having a wonderful time on this holiday. They most likely had a day filled with a lot of fun and happiness. Greetings!