Sep03
In previous posts, we talked about prime numbers. We saw what they are, how to identify them, and how they can be used to find the greatest common divisor or the least common multiple… How to Find Them with the Sieve of Eratosthenes A Trick to Help You Identify Them Do You Know What They […]
Continue reading »Aug20
In today’s post, we are going to take a look at activities that you can practice in your everyday life, as a game, to familiarize yourself with units of measurement in the Metric System. With the activities’ help, you’ll stop seeing units of measurement as “abstract entities,” with which you perform calculations guided by rules […]
Continue reading »Aug13
We really like to play and build with the little plastic bricks called LEGOs and… …it is interesting to know that those bricks, apart from being valuable for inspiring creativity in children, can be used for nothing more and nothing less than…ADDITION! Using these bricks is an excellent way to connect the youngest children’s playing […]
Continue reading »Aug06
In today’s post we are going to take a look at a few logic exercises, for you to be able to practice your reasoning. Smartick highly values training in all of the procedures necessary to solve math exercises. Among them, logical reasoning is one of the most important. With the following exercises, you will be […]
Continue reading »Jul30
In previous posts we explored geometric shapes such as the circle and the square. Now it is time to get to know the triangle better and understand its characteristics. The triangle, as its name indicates, has three angles. It also has three sides. This makes it the geometric shape formed by the lowest number of sides […]
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