AKSIPS-45 Smart School, Chandigarh, kids take part in cartoon strip activity

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Updated At : 05:47 AM May 13, 2025 IST

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Students of Class V of the school showcased their creativity and mathematical skills in a cartoon strip activity on ‘Roman Numerals in the Modern Era’. The students’ innovative approach to learning and presenting mathematical concepts was truly commendable. Principal Pamila Kaur praised the students’ creativity, research skills, and ability to connect ancient Roman Numerals to modern-era applications. The activity demonstrated the students’ understanding of the relevance of mathematics in everyday life. Students researched and identified modern-era uses of Roman Numerals. Creative cartoon strips showcased their findings.

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