Mathematics Teaching Aids

Interesting E Resources made by students of 2019-21 batch

Sophiya Gonsalves' resource on Quadrilateral Family

Vensia Dias' resource on Cartesian Co-ordinates

Alin Druz's resource on Numbers 

Neha Naik's resource on Quadrilateral Family 

Joslina Pinto's resource on Types of Triangles

Vilfrena D'Mello's Resource on Three dimensional shapes

Cerofina D'souza's Resource on Graphs and Charts

Calista D'Mello's Resource on Three Dimensional shapes

Ideas for Experiential Learning ( submitted by Malvia Dias 2018-20 batch) 

Our students in action

Jonella Gonsalves with pictograms

Anthony Dias demonstrating a manipulative to teach five and six digit numbers. Students can form numbers by rotating the strips under each place value. Well done Anthony!

Anthony's creation on Broomstick Multiplication

Anthony used tangrams to corelate Mathematics with craft while teaching about properties of quadrilaterals. students prepared impressive designs with tangrams.

GEOBOARD

A Geoboard is an inexpensive device to introduce concepts in Mathematics. Unnati Patil (2013-14 batch) is seen here demonstrating various concepts in Algebra, Arithmetic and Geometry ranging from Class I to Class X . She bagged the first place in a teaching aids competition held at Saraswathi College of Education and Research, Dombivili.
 Congrats Unnati!

Geoboard Zindabad!

Unnati Patil demonstrating the use of Geoboard

Unnati gets the First Prize

Here is an idea for adding spice to evaluation of a concept. Get the students pin the right star onto each apple.

Match the star to the apple

News from the 2012-13 batch Our students Jackson Dabre, Humera Shaikh and Sanchita Mhatre won the first place at a Mathematics Teaching aid Competition held at Gokhale College of Education and Research, Parel. Their teaching aid demonstrated various properties of a circle.

Teaching Aid for Classification of angles prepared by Ronalee Gonsalves... Students had to identify which type of angle the selected chit contained and stick it on the right tree.

 Ankita's interesting teaching aids to elucidate the topic 'Circle'. 

Learning Resources made by students

Larisa Rebello demonstrating the use of the learning resource. The resource can be used to prove various properties of quadrilaterals and can also be sued to prove properties of parallel lines and transversals. There are protractors at each vertex of the quadrilateral and these can be used to measure the angles. The shape of the quadrilateral is alterable. Well done Larisa!