1, spread the drawing paper on the table, and plan the content to be drawn as a whole before typesetting. Then take out the colored pen and write the words "observe the object" in the appropriate position.

2. Take out the ruler and put it in the right place on the drawing paper. Take out the marker and draw a straight line along the ruler, and then draw a straight line at the position of two or three millimeters with the ruler and marker. Connect the bottoms of these two lines with a straight line. Draw a slightly wider horizontal line above the two straight lines and draw two short lines on this horizontal line. Then draw a circle on it.

3. Take out the crayons and draw circles with the crayons that children like. Now color the small piece under the circle yellow, and finally color the image composed of long straight lines black.

4. Take out the crayons and draw different three-dimensional figures on the lower left of the drawing paper, or different faces of the same three-dimensional figure. Then paint it in different colors.

5. Take out the black pen and write some math problems on the top left of the drawing paper to observe the object. Pay attention to writing neatly and draw with a ruler.

6. Take out the colored pen and write down the little knowledge of observing objects on the right side of the drawing paper. Then circle the text with your favorite graphics. You can draw some graphics and paint them around.

The advantages of doing mathematical handwritten newspaper:

1. Improve the interest and understanding of mathematics: By making handwritten newspapers, children can have a deeper understanding of and be more interested in mathematics, and at the same time, children can realize the application of mathematics in daily life in this way.

2. Cultivate innovative thinking and practical ability: making handwritten newspapers is a creative process. Children need to cultivate innovative thinking and practical ability, and present mathematical knowledge on paper in an interesting and vivid way. This process can help children better understand and master mathematics knowledge, and at the same time, it can also cultivate children's innovative thinking and practical ability.

3. Enhance self-confidence and sense of accomplishment: After reading a handwritten newspaper, children will feel very proud and have a sense of accomplishment. This sense of accomplishment and self-confidence can inspire them to go further in mathematics, study harder and master more knowledge.