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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 5/1/2002Stock # ss02_025_08_46Volume 025Issue 08
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Abstract becomes fun
This article describes how to use the battleship game to illustrate probability, The Hoberman sphere and the molecule lay out of solid liquids and gasses, and doll furniture to review ratios... See More
This article describes how to use the battleship game to illustrate probability, The Hoberman sphere and the molecule lay out of solid liquids and gasses, and doll furniture to review ratios. I really like the statement of the author that using everyday fun items make daunting concepts real and interesting to the students.
Toys Can Teach
Games and toys engage students without them realizing they are learning something valuable. Playing Battleship helps children understand and apply probability skills. The Hoberman Sphere c... See More
Games and toys engage students without them realizing they are learning something valuable. Playing Battleship helps children understand and apply probability skills. The Hoberman Sphere can help chemistry students to understand molecular arrangement in various states. Doll house furniture addresses scale and ratios. A visit to a toy store might be an exciting new experience.
Toys to Teach Science
This article describes how a teacher uses familiar toys to teach different aspects of science and math. Students are comfortable with the familiar toys and interact with each other on a com... See More
This article describes how a teacher uses familiar toys to teach different aspects of science and math. Students are comfortable with the familiar toys and interact with each other on a comfort level not usually seen among students.
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