Description :
The Magnetic Kids team built a game board. On this game board, children not only play but also learn. Specifically, they learn about math and magnets. So, after writing the arithmetic problems from the workbook on cardboard and the answers on paper fish, the Magnetic Kids created the river through which the fish would travel. The goal of the game is for the children to guide the fish to the correct operation within the river. But how are the fish guided to the correct operation? Magnets helped with this, the children attached magnets to small sticks and were thus able to move the fish, which had paperclips attached to them, to the correct position.
We are the Magnetic Kids, a small but diverse group made up of Greek, Greek-Roma, Ukrainian, and Syrian kids. In our classroom, we conduct experiments, build things, and explore the world around us. Watch our video to get an idea of everything we’re learning together!
from Greek, Greek-Roma,Ukrainian, Syrian
teacher:
Alexandra Gkosiou
location: Thessaloniki, Greece

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from our Mentor
Nargis Kohgadai
on 19/05/2026
Great job the magnetic kids! It is rare to see students have fun while doing math and science and you all just showed us that. Very interactive and imaginative! You all will make great scientists, scholars and teachers.
Explosive Spheres Gang & Ms. Katerina
on 14/05/2026
What a creative and educational idea! The Magnetic Kids team combined learning, play, math, and science in such a fun and interactive way.Congratulations on this wonderful project!
Explorers & Ms. Thekla
on 08/05/2026
Perfect,smart,good.
from our Mentor
Anastasia Tezari
on 04/05/2026
what a clever and fun way to do math problems! I bet that everyone loves solving math problems now!