Ha Young-hee et al.: Play Creates Mathematics

This book introduces 29 math games that allow you to take math for fun instead of learning. With 22 numbers, including cross-the-legged, ground-eating and operations, we have introduced seven window games that allow elementary school students to connect with the concept of being easy to write and of being super. They also captured the voice of the school field, the hard times, the worries and hopes that they had in math play classes. The teacher's concern in elementary math is by far the ‘number and operation ’ area. Because it's the biggest weight in math and it takes a lot of time for kids to learn. And then there's a lot of personal car in the way that you do it, and the teacher has to figure out which child to go to. Then I strongly recommend math play. Children can be enjoyed without boredom, and private cars can be seen to be unobtrusive and engaging. Adding to the play of windows, you can also develop the ability and challenge spirit to solve problems in a variety of ways without being caught up in the way you encounter strange math problems. It becomes familiar to learn about your personal strategy through collaboration, multiple failures, trial and error that will help you to develop your friend's wisdom and better strategy. You can also have the opportunity to create your own problems and grow creativity. I hope this book can provide the primary teachers who are concerned about math lessons with a clue to catch two rabbits, pleasure and learning. “There are times when play classes make it difficult for them to intervene in their relationships. “I like math, but... The game has been on the school scene for quite some time.

Korean title: 놀이가 수학을 만들다

Korean author: 하영희 외

Korean publisher: 미다스북스

ISBN-13: 9791169103602