Math Week Celebration: Students Organize Successful Math Exhibition and Win Art Competition
Published On: 2023-02-22
Mathematics is often considered a difficult and dry subject by many students. However, it is an essential subject that has real-life applications and is an integral part of our daily lives. To promote the importance and fun of math, Math Week is celebrated in our school. This week-long event is an opportunity for students to showcase their skills, creativity, and interest in math.
One such event was recently organized by the students of grade 5 and 6 at Bhaktivedanta Gurukula & International School in Mathura. The students organized a math exhibition with the help of their teachers. The aim of the exhibition was to promote the importance of math and show how it can be applied in our daily lives. The exhibition showcased various models, puzzles, and games related to math. The students also explained the concepts behind each exhibit, making it an interactive and informative event.
The teachers played a significant role in making this exhibition a success. They guided the students, helped them with the exhibits, and provided them with the necessary resources. The teachers also encouraged the students to work together and share their knowledge with each other. This collaborative approach helped in creating an engaging and educational event that was enjoyed by everyone who attended.
As part of Math Week, an art competition was also organized at Sacred Heart Convent Higher Secondary School in Mathura on 11th February 2023. Bhaktivedanta Gurukula & International School participated in the competition, and the students won the first, second, and third prizes along with certificates. The competition was an opportunity for the students to showcase their creativity and artistic skills while also incorporating math into their art.
The celebration of Math Week highlights the importance of math and its real-life applications. It also helps in breaking the stereotype that math is a dry and difficult subject. Students are encouraged to think creatively, work collaboratively, and apply their knowledge of math to create fun and informative exhibits and artworks.
In conclusion, Math Week is an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their skills and creativity in math. It promotes the importance and fun of math while also breaking stereotypes about the subject. The successful organization of the math exhibition by the students of Bhaktivedanta Gurukula & International School, with the support of their teachers, is a testament to the success of Math Week. We look forward to more such events in the future that promote the importance of math and its real-life applications
