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Here are some fun, tricky and hard to solve maths problems that will challenge your thinking ability.

1.

If 1=3

2=3

3=5

4=4

5=4

Then, 6=?

Answer: is 3, because ‘six’ has three letters

2.

Using only an addition, how do you add eight 8’s and get the number 1000?

Answer:

888 + 88 + 8 + 8 + 8 = 1000

Vedic calculations strengthen the efficiency of your math-solving skills. It supports solving mathematical problems 10 times quicker.

Benifits of learning Vedic math

👉Helps in Simplifying Calculations.

👉Enhances Ability for Numbers.

👉Improves Focus, Memory &
Concentration.

👉Speed & Accuracy.

👉Better Performances in Competitive
Exams.

👉 Quick learning.

Use math in your day-to-day routine. Help your child get the most out of your math lessons when you incorporate it into your daily life while setting goals they can achieve.

👉At a red light, how many blue cars do you see?
👉At the grocery store, how many boxes of crackers could we buy if we only have 50/-rs
👉At the doctor's office, how many kids will be left in the waiting room when three are called to the back?
👉If we only ate 1/4 of our lunch, how much would we have left?
👉How much will diapers cost if they're 25 percent off?
👉How many shirts are you putting into the washing machine?

👉Ask your children to calculate the number of calories they might consume in a packet of chips by looking at the food label. Explain to your child how calories are units that measure energy present in food and how consuming more calories than needed can cause weight gain.

Once you show your child how much fun math can be, Once children enjoy learning, there's no stopping them.

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Understanding shapes

The activity: What if your child wants you to bake his favorite cookies? Well, it's a good opportunity for you to introduce him to some of the basic shapes such as square, rectangle, and triangle in a way he will understand. You can get him involved in the process right from mixing the cookie dough to cutting a shape out of the dough. For this, you will need cookie cutters of various shapes. Alternatively, you can also show him how to shape the dough using a picture chart of various shapes. It is important to name each shape while your child is shaping the dough. Once you have baked the cookies in the oven and allowed them to cool, you can hand them over to your child and ask him if he remembers the name of each shape.

How it helps: Baking cookies is a great way for your child to discover and learn some basic shapes.

For School-age Children

1. Estimating the requirement
The activity: Ask your child to estimate the number of packets of candies she might need to buy to distribute among her classmates. Let's say a packet of 30 candies costs Rs 100. How many packets would she have to buy to distribute to her class of 90 students and what will be the total cost?

How it helps: Estimation is an important skill in mathematics. It will teach your child to approximate quickly without the help of a calculator.

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Basic number concepts:

The activity: A fun way to introduce measurement concepts to small children is by involving them in a fun activity like making chapattis. You can ask your child to add two cups of flour into a bowl while counting aloud—"One, two". Then let him add 10 tablespoons of water to the flour while saying the numbers from 1 to 10 out loud. Let your child knead the dough and roll it into balls. You can then ask him to count the number of dough balls he has and how many chapattis he can make out of them.

While playing with dough is fun, it also has the added benefit of teaching your child to measure the number of ingredients required to prepare the dough.

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Maths In The Kitchen:

Paul Halmos, a Hungarian Jewish mathematician known for simplifying complicated mathematical concepts, once famously said, "The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics."

Mathematics is inextricably tied to our daily lives. Where would we be without a concept of time or money or knowing how to mix the right portions of milk, sugar, and tea leaves to get us our daily cup of tea? Yet, we often make the mistake of restricting maths problems to abstract sums in school textbooks. When children learn to use mathematics in daily life, they also learn computation, problem-solving and critical thinking skills simultaneously.

Easy Ways To Get Your Child Interested In
Numbers

1) . Basic number concepts

The activity: The next time you have to visit the neighborhood supermarket to replenish your pantry, how about asking your child to make a shopping list of the items he wants and pick up the required quantity from the store shelves? Say, he would like to buy three packets of biscuits and one bottle of jam but you notice that he has taken only two packets of biscuits. You can ask your child to count aloud the number of biscuit packets in the cart. Count along with your child - "One, two." Once he realizes that he has only two, you can ask him to pick one more packet from the shelf and add it to the basket to make it three.

Teaching through visual representation is a great way to introduce preschoolers to concepts of addition and subtraction. This activity will also help improve your child's basic counting skills.

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