1. Digital cognitive games: Let children play digital cognitive games with tools such as digital cards or dice. They can sort, count and compare numbers to help them get familiar with the concept and order of numbers.
2. Shape exploration: Use color cards or shape puzzles to let children know different geometric shapes and encourage them to describe the characteristics and application fields of shapes. For example, children can find various shapes in the classroom, such as round blackboard, rectangular table and so on.
3. Counting game: organize indoor or outdoor treasure hunting games, let children find the items hidden in different locations according to the prompts, and write down or report the number of items found. This can exercise their counting ability and spatial awareness.
4. Basic operation exercises: Let children do simple addition and subtraction exercises through role-playing or group competition. They can play the role of store employees, customers or primary school students, perform arithmetic operations in shopping or games, and improve their ability to calculate and solve problems.
5. Graphic collage: Use cards or puzzles to let children collage according to the given patterns, and cultivate children's spatial imagination and hand-eye coordination ability. At the same time, they can design their own patterns and share them with other students to promote the development of creativity and cooperation consciousness.
The Significance of Math Club Class in Grade One and Grade Two
1. Cultivate mathematical thinking ability: Grade one or two is the starting point of mathematics learning. Through the math club class, children can be exposed to mathematics from an early age, and their mathematical thinking ability and problem-solving ability can be cultivated.
2. Enhance spatial imagination: The spatial imagination of children in Grade One and Grade Two is developing. Graphic collage and practical activities in math club classes can help them enhance their spatial imagination and hand-eye coordination.
3. Improve interest in learning: through interesting games and activity design, children can have a strong interest in mathematics courses, improve their enthusiasm and participation in learning, and thus better learn and master mathematics knowledge.