
Mathematics
Teacher1w ago
Fraction Rotis: Teaching Fractions with the Kitchen
Children fold, cut and share paper rotis to discover halves, quarters and eighths, and then move to equivalent fractions through 'who ate more?' debates.

Primary school maths teacher in rural Gujarat. Turning abstract numbers into games, stories and things children can hold.
Joined 2 November 2026

Children fold, cut and share paper rotis to discover halves, quarters and eighths, and then move to equivalent fractions through 'who ate more?' debates.

A structured peer-tutoring system where every child teaches someone one rung below and learns from someone one rung above, with a weekly rotation.

Two zero-cost learning materials made from bottle caps, wire and a rope that let children physically add, subtract and understand place value.