Math Operation Game

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This Is An Engaging And Fun Math Game To Play With Kids Learning Mathematics. The Goal Is To Set An Operation With Numbers And Operators, Then Have The Kid Join The Answer In Their Result Base. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa i3 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 20% How I Designed This Project I Used SolidWorks To Design This Project, Starting With A Conceptual Idea And Then Creating A Detailed Drawing On Paper. Next, I Began Sketching In SolidWorks, Always Considering The Dimensions Of Each Part. To Speed Up The Process, I Created A Template For Numbers Based On Their Maximum Dimensions. By Changing Only The Actual Number, The Rest Was Automatically Generated, Saving Me A Lot Of Time. The Order Of Operations Matters When Designing Parts And Making Relations Between Dimensions. Consider The Steps You Take In SolidWorks, As Well As Possible Reshapes Or Changes In Dimensions. If You Don't Do This, Modifying Parts Will Be Very Difficult. I Always Create An Assembly Of The Final Project In SolidWorks, Placing All Parts Together To Identify Any Errors And Make Corrections. Note The Operations Performed On The Left Side: I Typically Start With Extrudes, Then Cuts, And Finally Rectify With Fillets And Chamfers. Custom Section Project Name: Math Operation Game - A Fun Way To Learn Mathematics Overview And Background This Project Helps Kids Learn Basic Mathematical Operations In A Fun And Engaging Manner By Performing Operations Like Addition, Subtraction, Division, And Multiplication. Objectives Learn Basic Mathematical Operations Audience Kids In Elementary School Who Are Beginning To Learn Mathematics, Aged 5-10 Approximately Subjects Mathematics Skills Mathematical Reasoning And Logic Knowledge Of Mathematical Operations Knowledge Of Mathematical Operators Lesson/Activity The Educator Sets The Operation On The Operation Board, Gives The Child The Result Base And Numbers, Then Has The Child Solve The Problem And Fill In The Result Base. Duration Approximately 1-2 Minutes Per Round. A Number Of Operations Can Be Fixed To Challenge Students And Determine Who Is The Fastest At Solving A Set Of Operations. Preparation Prior Basic Mathematical Knowledge On Numbers