As soon as mentors do not diversify the acquaintance of their students with mathematics! Exhibitions of drawings on this subject, handmade books by little girls, volumetric figures from all kinds of materials (cloth and plasticine, beads and paper, salt dough and clay).
Indeed, if you include imagination and creativity, you can hope for interest, and, at best, love for the subject. Our material is an aid in solving these difficult tasks.
Borders and queens
The famous expression that has become winged belongs to Karl Gaus, a German mathematician. It is, perhaps, more often than others mentioned when it comes to proverbs and sayings about mathematics. “Mathematics is the queen of sciences, and arithmetic is the queen of mathematics,” - this quote can be used to design an office for an introductory lesson or a room for a mathematical quiz.
Mathematics is a huge country.
Its border is not visible to anyone.
In infinity lies, hangs, stands
Speaks his own special language.
And it happened many years ago
In that country, a memorial parade for scientists
Where they suddenly decided to choose the queen.
For what? I don’t even know how to say it.
It’s just that someone should be the main thing,
An ideal, a model to serve.
He, well, without whom it is impossible!
And Arithmetic won, friends.
A crown was awarded to her.
But every neighboring country
I thought about it. And in the world they cannot be counted:
The humanities are.
Technical, a lot of them,
Natural (the verse started with them).
Of all the sciences, the queen of the universe
They decided to elect by general meeting.
Voted this way and that,
But nobody could count the answers!
Here, as in human life,
To the aid of numbers, formulas will come.
And there is nothing, perhaps, to be surprised. -
They chose math queen.
In any science and in any work,
And in music - everywhere it is held in high esteem!
This is an example, so to speak, of an author's proverb about mathematics.
In books and on the web I am looking carefully
If, in search of this topic, look into the piggy bank of the wisdom of the people, you will find rich material in sections:
- Proverbs using old measures. For example: "When you eat a pound of salt with a person, only then will you recognize him." Pood in Russia in the old days was equal to forty pounds, that is 16 kg.
- Proverbs and sayings about mathematics with the words “count”, “count”, “numbers”, “measure”, “as much”, “how much”. For example: “Count money in your pocket, but don’t look in someone else’s!”
- Stable expressions with numbers. For example: “Seven nannies have a child without an eye.”
1.
In olden times, everything was measured with elbows,
Spans arshins, steps.
Milestones were also a dimension,
Tithing, fathoms and miles.
A dozen and a spool and a pound
And, of course, everyone knows pood.
2.
Proverbs about mathematics to look for, -
Do not do without the Russian language to us!
The words "figure", "measure" and "account"
A proverb pretends to be.
And you also have one clue:
“So much” and “how much” are signal words.
It recalls the well-known - "Without letters and grammar you will not learn mathematics."
3.
I will not tire of repeating ten digits:
Zero, one, two, three, four, five,
Six, seven, eight, nine - these are what!
Numbers consist of any of them.
In books and on the net I look carefully
With them are proverbs about math.
These poems illustrate these sections in general. Proverbs about mathematics 1 class can study, having received a special task. Pupils can choose their own winged expressions using one measure, one of the above “mathematical” words, one number.
In the country of Tsifrolandii
As useful as the proverbs about mathematics, riddles about it.
1.
In the country of Tsifrolandii lived-
There were people served
The numbers are different, everything is important!
Guess who they are soon!
Five at school worked,
Some students were proud
Others were very shy.
“Grades” they were called.
If you guess them correctly,
You get a good one.
And if the answer is wrong,
You get another grade.
(Answer: “unit”, “two”, “three”, “four” and “five”).
2.
I work in the rainbow
The colors I think in it
And in music I'm notes
I’m arranging it in lines.
I work on the calendar
And I have time to barely
In order not to confuse the days
In a week.
(Answer: seven - seven colors of the rainbow, seven notes, seven days of the week).
Make you many discoveries
Why is mathematics needed and where in life are the knowledge acquired during its study applied? Is this science really important?
Unconventional forms of activity can inspire children to seek answers to these questions. They will form an interest in the discipline and help the children realize the important thing. Which one? The need for a subject for full adaptation in the world around.
An adult himself can discover many new things. And puzzles, sayings and proverbs about mathematics will help in this.