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DIY Working Models for Math Concepts for Grades 6-12

Explore a comprehensive collection of DIY working models for various mathematical concepts such as the Pythagoras Theorem, Trigonometric Ratios, Circle Theorems, Probability, and more. These hands-on models are designed for students in grades 6-12, making complex math topics easier to understand through interactive learning. Whether you're studying Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, or Statistics, these innovative STEM kits provide a practical way to visualize and grasp key concepts, from linear graphs and quadratic equations to probability and matrices. Perfect for enhancing learning, classroom activities, or home projects.

1. Algebra & Linear Equations

  • Basic Proportionality Theorem
    A hands-on model demonstrating the theorem of proportionality between line segments cut by a transversal, ideal for understanding the concept of similar triangles.
  • Ratio and Proportion
    This model helps students visualize and understand the concept of ratios and proportional relationships between quantities in mathematical problems.
  • Factorization
    A model to demonstrate the process of breaking down algebraic expressions into their factorized form, helping students better understand algebraic identities.
  • Quadratic Equation
    A working model that explains the solution methods of quadratic equations, including factoring, completing the square, and the quadratic formula.
  • Algebraic Expressions
    This model illustrates how to simplify and evaluate algebraic expressions, helping students recognize the relationship between variables and constants.
  • Polynomials
    A practical representation of polynomial expressions, focusing on operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of polynomials.
  • Working Model on Algebraic Identity
    An interactive kit that demonstrates various algebraic identities such as the difference of squares and the expansion of binomials.
  • Transformation of Graph
    A visual and hands-on approach to understanding the transformations of linear and non-linear graphs, such as translations, reflections, and rotations.

2. Geometry & Trigonometry

  • Linear Graph
    This model helps students plot and interpret linear equations on a graph, showing the relationship between variables and helping with concepts of slope and intercept.
  • Congruency Between Triangles
    A model that demonstrates the conditions for triangle congruency (SSS, SAS, ASA, and AAS) through hands-on activities and visual proofs.
  • Perpendicular and Angle Bisectors
    A working model showing how perpendicular bisectors and angle bisectors divide angles and line segments, helping students explore geometric properties.
  • Circle Theorems
    This model explains various theorems related to circles, such as the angle at the center, cyclic quadrilaterals, and tangents, enhancing understanding of circular geometry.
  • Properties of Circle Working Model
    A model that explains the properties of circles, such as the relationship between radius, diameter, circumference, and angles formed within a circle.
  • Innovative Method of Learning the Concept of Circle and its Theorem
    A creative and interactive approach for teaching theorems related to circles, such as the relationship between chords, tangents, and arcs.
  • Types of Triangle Math's Working Model
    This model helps students explore the properties and classifications of triangles based on side lengths and angles (equilateral, isosceles, and scalene).
  • Angle in a Segment of a Circle
    A practical model illustrating how angles in segments of a circle are formed and calculated, focusing on subtended angles and related concepts.
  • Exterior Angle Property - Theorem Working Model
    A model that demonstrates how the exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of the two non-adjacent interior angles.
  • Complementary Angles Working Model
    An interactive model showing the relationship between complementary angles (those that sum up to 90 degrees), aiding in understanding angle properties.
  • Corresponding Angle Working Model (Traversal)
    This model shows how corresponding angles are formed when a transversal crosses parallel lines, helping students grasp geometric properties of parallelism.
  • Parallel Lines and a Transversal Math
    A hands-on kit that demonstrates the angles formed when a transversal intersects parallel lines, such as alternate interior, corresponding, and exterior angles.
  • Proof of Area of Circle
    A working model that helps students understand and visualize the proof of the area of a circle (πr²) through geometry and mathematical reasoning.
  • Distance Formula
    This model demonstrates how to calculate the distance between two points on a coordinate plane using the distance formula.

3. Probability & Statistics

  • Basic Statistics
    A model introducing fundamental statistical concepts such as mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation, helping students understand data analysis.
  • Probability
    A hands-on model explaining the fundamentals of probability theory, including events, outcomes, and the likelihood of occurrences in various scenarios.
  • Sum Should Be "26" Puzzle
    A fun and interactive puzzle designed to help students practice solving problems related to probability and basic arithmetic through logical reasoning.
  • Sum Should Be 34 Puzzle
    Another engaging puzzle that encourages students to apply probability and arithmetic skills to find solutions, fostering problem-solving abilities.

4. Advanced Mathematics

  • Mathematical Induction and Binomial Theorem
    A working model that demonstrates the principle of mathematical induction and the expansion of binomials using Pascal’s triangle.
  • Differentiation-I
    This model provides a visual explanation of differentiation concepts, including derivatives of basic functions and how they relate to slopes and rates of change.
  • Differentiation
    A deeper exploration into differentiation techniques, including product, quotient, and chain rules, and their practical applications in calculus.
  • Matrices and Determinants
    A model for understanding matrices and their determinants, showing operations such as addition, multiplication, and finding the inverse of matrices.
  • Complex Numbers
    A practical representation of complex numbers, showing their graphical interpretation in the complex plane and their use in solving equations.

5. Sequences & Series

  • Arithmetic Sequences and Series
    A model demonstrating the concepts of arithmetic sequences and series, including formulas for nth terms and sums of series.
  • Geometric Sequences and Series
    This kit helps visualize geometric sequences and series, exploring the common ratio and the sum of infinite series.

6. Coordinate Geometry

  • Cartesian Coordinate Math Working Model
    A model that explains the Cartesian coordinate system, helping students plot points, lines, and curves on a grid, and understanding the geometry of the plane.
  • Plane Analytical Geometry
    A hands-on kit that introduces concepts of analytical geometry, including the distance between points, the slope of a line, and the equation of a line.

7. Logical Puzzles & Fun Activities

  • 32 Soldiers Game
    A puzzle game involving the arrangement of soldiers on a grid, teaching logical thinking, pattern recognition, and spatial awareness.
  • Diagonal Move @ Math Game Puzzle
    A puzzle where students explore the concept of diagonal moves in various math problems, developing problem-solving skills.
  • Venn Diagram Through Activity
    An interactive model using Venn diagrams to help students understand set theory, relationships between sets, and logical operations like union and intersection.

8. Theorems & Proofs

  • HCF and LCM
    A working model that demonstrates the concepts of the Highest Common Factor (HCF) and Lowest Common Multiple (LCM), helping students with number theory and factorization.
  • Angle Sum Property
    A model that visually demonstrates the angle sum property of polygons, focusing on triangles and quadrilaterals.
  • Proof of Area of Circle
    Another approach to understanding the proof of the area of a circle, reinforcing geometric principles and their real-world applications.
Abdul Rauf

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