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https://entelechy.app/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/WAT-how-to-noodle-math.gif525295Introduction Mathematics can sometimes be a difficult subject for students to grasp, especially when it comes to multiplication. Incorporating fun and engaging activities can help students better understand the concepts while also enjoying the learning process. One creative method to teach multiplication in your classroom is by using pool noodles. This DIY pool noodle multiplication activity is a hands-on, interactive way for students to practice their skills and enhance their learning experience. Materials Needed – Pool noodles (a variety of colors is recommended) – Permanent marker – Knife or scissors – Ruler or measuring tape Step 1: Cut the Pool … Continue reading ""