Making a Square root maths working model to explain the area of a circle is a fantastic way to combine creativity with learning. Let me guide you step by step in square root maths working model.
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Materials Needed
Most of these items can be found at home :
A protractor (optional)
A sheet of colored chart paper
scissor
A compass (for drawing circles)
A ruler
Hot glue gun
A marker or pen
A cardboard for the base
A Cardboard tube
Old CD
Step by Step Making
Step 1: Create a Base
- Take the cardboard and cut it into a rectangular shape (around 30 cm x 20 cm).
- Cover it with colored paper to make it look neat and appealing.
Step 2: Draw Squares
- On a piece of chart paper, draw a large square to represent a number.
- Cut out the square and label it with the number “16.”
- Repeat the same for other numbers.
Step 3: Cutting
- Now, cut smaller squares to show the factors.
- These will help visually explain how the square root model works.
- Arrange smaller squares on top of the larger square to fit it perfectly.
Step 4: Flip Mechanism Shown in Video
- Create a slider mechanism on the base.
- Draw a number line on the cardboard and mark numbers like 1, 4, 9, 16, 25 (perfect squares).
- Use sliding strip of paper that moves along the line to match the square roots with their numbers.
Step 5: Add Labels
- Write labels like “Perfect Squares” and “Square Roots” to make the model clear.
- Add fun facts about square roots, like:
- The square root of 1 is 1.
- The square root of 100 is 10.
Also Check – Maths Addition Working Model , Area of circle model
How This Model Helps
- It shows how square roots work by breaking numbers into smaller parts.
- It makes abstract maths concepts easier to understand.
- Everyone loves working models because they explain ideas clearly and creatively.
Tips
- Use bright colors to make your squares and labels stand out.
- Add a decorative border around your cardboard base.
- Practice explaining your model to friends or family before presenting it in class.
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Why should I make a working model on maths square root ?
Making a working model helps you visually explain this concept. It’s a great way to make math fun and easy to understand for your classmates, teachers, or anyone learning the basics of square roots.
How does a square root working model help in understanding the concept?
A working model visually represents how square roots work. For example, you could create a geometrical model showing how a square’s area relates to its side length, or use a number line to demonstrate perfect squares and their roots.
By seeing the square root in action, it becomes much easier to learn the idea, especially for visual learners.
Conclusion
Making a square root working model is a great way to bring maths to life. With just a little effort and some creativity, you can create a project which have both fun and educational. If you have any query related any topic you can tell us on our youtube channel Komodo Craft.
