1. Preparation: Prepare a blank sheet of paper and drawing tools, such as pencils and markers.

2. Title and decoration: Write the title of the mathematical tabloid on paper, use large font or add some decorative elements, such as mathematical symbols and geometric figures, to attract readers' attention.

3. Drawing a chart: according to the mathematical content to be expressed, choose the appropriate chart to draw. For example, if you are explaining the histogram in statistics, you can draw axes on paper and draw columns of the histogram at corresponding positions.

4. Combination of graphics and text: Use text description and labels to cooperate with charts to clearly convey mathematical concepts. Add concise explanatory text beside the chart to make it easier for readers to understand.

5. Color application: Use appropriate colors to increase interest and readability. You can fill different parts of the chart with different colors, or add some color effects to the text and headlines to make the whole tabloid more vivid.

6. Beautiful typesetting: Organize information with neat layout and appropriate font size. Pay attention to avoid crowded typesetting, make the information clear, leave appropriate blank areas, and make tabloids look more comfortable.

Finally, check the finished work to ensure that the text is clear and readable, and the chart is accurate and clear.

The significance of making mathematical tabloids

1. Deepen understanding: By making mathematics tabloids, students need to sort out and summarize their mathematics knowledge and present it in a concise and clear way. This process makes students need to understand mathematical concepts more deeply, so as to improve their mastery of mathematical knowledge.

2. Enhance interest in learning: Making mathematics tabloids can make students learn mathematics more actively. Compared with traditional book learning, making tabloids provides students with a creative form of learning, which stimulates their interest in learning and increases the fun of learning.

3. Cultivate comprehensive ability: Making mathematical tabloids requires students to comprehensively use mathematical knowledge, writing skills, typesetting design and other skills. This interdisciplinary activity helps to cultivate students' comprehensive ability and improve their creativity, communication skills and teamwork spirit.