Goats Can Graph and Make Shapes
Within minutes of being born, baby goats are standing and taking their first steps. They’re naturals, so it’s no surprise they’re graphing and playing with shapes within a few hours. Students will join them as they draw the five basic geometric shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval) into the stall floor. They will dive into data and learn how to make and interpret basic graphs and data points. It will be an adventure! Goat time for that?
Recognize and draw the five basic geometric shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval)
Solid and Flat shapes
Sort, Classify and Analyze data
Make and interpret graphs
We will be using math games, activities, animation, and manipulatives for increased interaction, fun, and understanding.
Manipulatives:
Ruler
- Minimum recommended age: 4
- Instructor: Ms. Hansa Sigar
- Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11-11:30 AM ET
- 8 classes
- January 4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27
Hansa Sigar, a dedicated teacher with excellent subject knowledge, is currently studying Computer Science and Engineering at Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women. She possesses a genuine enthusiasm and passion for teaching mathematics and is particularly adept at the art of creating a stimulating learning environment for students. She has always taken a keen interest in the fields of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence.
Hansa always loves to explore and experiment with machines and their mechanisms, concepts of physics, and of course mathematics! She absolutely loves teaching kids! In her spare time, she collects stamps, debates, and studies astronomy. Her hobbies include playing guitar, piano, and kalimba! She is a polyglot who loves nature and likes to explore woods, lakes, and cultural aspects of the getaway destinations. All these activities often inspire her to sketch and paint flora and fauna with her own unique twist. She firmly believes that imagination, curiosity, and the spirit of creativity are imbibed through experimenting and exploring!
Teaching style: hands-on activities, class discussions, gamified learning plans, visual math, word problems, educational activities
