Achievement Test Report

Take a test of maximum 2 Chapters.

Minimum Marks = 20 

Maximum Marks = 40

Time = 30 Mins -45 minutes

1. Make a Blue Print/ Expected Answer/ Marks Distribution of your Pre/Post Test. 

2. Take test and examine the copy. Make a list of marks achieved in Pre Test/Post Test

3. Submit the Bundle of Pre/Post Test evaluated copies.

4. Make analysis and prepare the report based on the pre/post test conducted.

 

Important Days in Mathematics

 1. Euler Day

Every year on 7^th Feb (2/7) is celebrated as Euler day because  Leonhard Euler had calculated the value of e (a constant) to be 2.7182818. The first two number 2/7 is 7^th  February.

2. International Day of Mathematics

UNESCO’s 40th General Conference proclaimed 14 March of every year International Day of Mathematics in November 2019.

3. World Pi Day

March 14 (3/14) is celebrated as Pi Day around the world. U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation to formally recognize Pi Day in 2009 and since then it is celebrated on 14^th March which is also the birthday of Einstein. The idea of celebrating Pi day came in the mind of Physicist Larry Shaw in 1988 but it took 21 years to get the final idea adopted by the world.

4. Women in Mathematics Day

12^th May is celebrated as Women in Mathematics Day around the world. On 31^st July 2018, the Women Committee of Iranian Mathematics Society presented a proposal that Maryam Mirzakhani’s birthday – May 12^th be recognised as Women in Mathematics Day which was approved by World Meeting for Women in Mathematics by a vast majority.

5. Tau Day

Like Pi, Tau is a constant and it is double of pi in approximation. Hence on Every 28^th June (6/28) Tau is celebrated around the world

6. National Statistics Day

National Statistics Day is celebrated on June 29 every year to acknowledge and appreciate the exceptional contributions made by statisticians in India, particularly honoring the birth anniversary of eminent statistician (Late) Prof. Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis. 

7. Pi Approximation Day

On 22^nd July, we celebrate Pi Approximation Day (22/7)

8. Math Storytelling Day

Math Storytelling Day is celebrated on 25th September every year. It was created by Maria Droujkova and Sue VanHattum in 2009. This day is celebrated to encourage people to tell stories about Mathematicians, their struggle and contribution and to appreciate the discovery in the mathematics.

9. Fibonacci Day

On 23^rd November (11/23) is celebrated as Fibonacci day because 11 and 23 both are a part of Fibonacci Sequence .

10. National Mathematics Day

Dr Manmohan Singh in 2011 announced that every year 22^nd December should be celebrated as National Mathematics Day because, the child prodigy Srinivasa Ramanujan was born on this day.

11. Pythagorean Day

This day is not celebrated every year but any year where the date, month and year makes a Pythagorean triplet is termed as Pythagorean day. In 2025, 24/7/25 will be Pythagorean Day as – 24² + 7² = 25²

 

Independence Day Quiz by MATH OLYMPIAD FOUNDATION

 HAPPY 78TH INDEPENDENCE DAY TO ALL

Mathematics Olympiad Foundation is happy to organize a unique Independence Day quiz where you can explore about Indian Freedom Movement. 

The 25 questions will test your knowledge about Indian Freedom Movement, the contributions of freedom fighters and their journey from struggle to get a free country from the clutches of Britishers.

Since this quiz is being organized by Mathematics Olympiad Foundation, so there will be 5 Mathematics Question to test your mathematical skill also. The mathematics questions are on Mathematicians, Mathematical Society, and 6-8 graded questions.

Total Number of Questions : - 30

Marks : 150

Passing Marks : - 50%

Certificate will be given to all participants who score 50% marks and above. You can download the certificate from your mail. 

CLICK HERE TO PLAY THE QUIZ

Mathematical Lab Kit for D. El. Ed Students

 

Dear Students,

Here is the list of some of the math lab kits, that you can see in Primary and Upper Primary Math Lab. 

Counters for Counting/ Integers Addition + Subtraction teaching purposes

2. Number Mats

2 D shapes 

4. Place Value Abacus 

5. Decimal Abacus 

6. Base 10 Blocks 

3 D Solid 

Isometric Geo Board

Circular Geo Board

Exterior Angle Theorem Proving 

Angle Sum Property of a Triangle 

Folding Solid Shape

Mensuration Cube

Number Balancing Scale 

Cuisenaire Rods

Roman Number Kit

Tessellation Kit

Fraction Bar 

Fraction Wheel 

Circle Kit

Dummy Clock

Dummy Note

Dice

Mensuration Kit

Square of (a + b + c)

Square of (a + b)

Cube of (a + b)

Clinometer 

Multiplication Table 

3 D Nets

Please make a group of 10 - 12 students and design 2 Mathematical Kit. This is a course assignment, and you will be marked on it.

                                                                  Pentominoes

Dr Rajesh Kr Thakur