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What is common among a box, a Rubik’s cube, and a loaf of bread? They are all squares! Discover how the area of a square is calculated and have some exercises about it to practice the new learnings.
In this lesson, the students will be able to obtain the area of a square using the formula SxS=A. Several activities will be conducted to enrich the knowledge of the students about the topic.
Sharing is caring, but accurately measuring the things we plan on sharing and making sure everyone gets equal parts is on another level of thoughtfulness!
Equip the students with the ability to describe and illustrate angles and positions of objects through this lesson. Do this in a unique and interesting way for the students.
Nothing is more natural to humans than eating and it is a such a challenge to act out the motions and emotions that go into feeding one’s self. This subject, intimately familiar to everyone. is a good introduction to drama and movement.
Learn the wonders of engineering in the ancient times as you create your own DIY Catapult in this lesson. Ready? Fire!
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