A special ebook, with our maths activities played outdoor.

Children from Greece, Italy, Lithuania and Romania

Table of contents

Quantifications..................................................p. 5

Let's count..........................................................p. 7

Numbers.............................................................p. 11

Measurements...................................................p. 13

Symmetry............................................................p. 15

Tic Tac Toe...........................................................p. 16

Geometric shapes..............................................p. 16

Scales...................................................................p. 17

Outdoor games..................................................p. 18 

Nature is a book written in                                  mathematical characters.

                                                   Galileo Galilei

Quantifications: around us we can find and create sets of objects: many, few, one, none.

We encourage students to explore the school grounds or nearby parks. They can count the number of trees, flowers, or objects they see near their schools. 

We organized  "Math Walk" where students go for a walk around the school or neighborhood and count different objects. These activities not only help students practice their counting skills but also encourage them to engage with their environment in a fun and interactive way.

Practicing counting within limits 1 – 3; the association of number with quantity. 

Number artist: Let's become artists by making numbers with materials that we can find outdoors

Outside we can find many materials to measure. We measure the length: we put the sticks in order of length. Let's measure the size: let's put the chestnuts in order of size.

We can also compare snails by size and quantity. We can count them.

We invented counting, classification and measurement games and had a lot of fun!

WE MOSTLY LIKED:

- Tic tac toe

- mathematics games with the water (catch and count)

IT WAS A LITTLE HARD TO DO:

- simmetry games

- addition and substraction