Less Then – 120 Examples With Objects For Kids Objective: kids understand the concept of “less than” using everyday objects and simple examples. 1. Introduction to the “Less Than” Symbol (<) Symbol: The “less than” symbol looks like this: <. Meaning: When comparing two numbers or quantities, the pointed end of the symbol faces the […]
Read More →Tips for learning Addition Word Problems Introduction: Addition word problems for kids involve combining two or more quantities to find a total. These problems help children apply their math skills to real-life scenarios. Use Visuals: Draw pictures or use physical objects like counters, blocks, or toys to represent the problem visually. For example, draw 3 […]
Read More →Basic Word Problems of Addition For Kids Word problems of addition for kids typically involve simple, relatable scenarios where two or more quantities are combined to find a total. Here are a few key steps and tips for explaining these problems to children: Let’s delve into the details of explaining basic word problems of addition […]
Read More →All about Subtraction In this section we will learn the basics of subtraction. (-) subtraction is a basic operation of arithmetic. What is Subtraction Subtraction is an operation which is used to find the difference between two numbers. When we have a group of objects(an amount) and we take away few objects (subtract) from it, […]
Read More →Ratio A ratio is a powerful tool for comparing quantities. By understanding how to represent, simplify, and use ratios, we can solve various practical problems. Whether in cooking, finance, or everyday measurements, ratios help make sense of the relationships between different quantities. A ratio is a mathematical expression that represents the relationship between two or […]
Read More →Ratios word problems we see some word problems. 1. Find the ratio of 90cm and 1.2m. There are two quantities 90cm and 1.2m, but units of both quantities are different. First we convert them into same units. […]
Read More →Polynomials – Definition – Example A ‘Polynomial’ is a mathematical expression consisting of variables (indeterminates), coefficients and the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and non-negative integer exponents of variables. Example: A Polynomial of a single variable x is x2 + 3x A Polynomial of a variable y is […]
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