Fun Mathematics with Miz – Shapes, part 2
Shapes is part of Mathematics and also a big part in our lives. Shapes are everywhere – In your house, school and town – there are many objects that resembles these shapes.
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Months in a Year
After learning about the Days of the Week in the previous Fun Mathematics lessons, Miz will be teaching us about the Months in a Year!
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Days of the week!
How many days are there in a week? How many weeks are there in a year? Miz will answer these questions and teach us about the days of the week.
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Weight 3 – Measuring Weight with a standard unit
Now that you know what is Heavy and Light, Miz will show us how to measure weight using a standard unit.
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Weight 2 – Using a balance
In this lesson, Miz has a simple weighing machine called a balance. She will be showing us how to compare objects of different weights by using the balance.
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Heavy & Light
Do you know what is Heavy and Light? Miz will show us how to compare different weights with different objects.
Fun Science with Ebbit – Birds
Ebbit cannot fly without his spaceship, but he wish to fly in the sky like the Earth’s birds. So now he has captured some birds to learn about them. He discovers that not all birds can take to the sky.
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Measuring Lengths with Units
After learning on how to compare lengths and heights, Miz is going to show us how to measure using a standard unit. Don’t worry, it’s easy!
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Tall & Short
Now, Miz is going to show us what is Tall and what is SHORT. There are many things around us that are Tall and Short. Look at the trees and grasses around you; the trees are TALLER than you while the grasses are SHORTER than you.
Fun Mathematics with Miz – Long & Short
Today, Miz is going to show us what is LONG and what is SHORT. Everywhere around us, there are things that are long and short. For example, the clothesline is long; the ribbon on your present box is short.














