KR20130008378A - Scale using the principle of the cuisenaire color rods - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a color stripe using a quiznare bar principle, and more specifically, by using a quiznare bar principle to display a different color for each unit, it is possible to easily check the scale of the ruler, but also in various mathematics learning It is about a color stripe using the quiz narrative bar principle.
Sleeping generally means a tool used to measure the length of an object.
Usually, measuring the length of an object is called a degree, and the pottery is called a scale or a ruler. The ruler is divided into ruler, sectioner and rotor.
Rulers are straight, fitted and taped, and straights range from precision, such as metric or standard, to selling in stationery.
Depending on the application, there may also be an extensometer, a box in which another box is folded into a wooden box for surveying, a letter box connected with metals of several pieces, a staircase used for pulling, a producer for sewing. Iii) There are casters that can stretch the scale for die casting.
Construction multipliers have a variable form, ranging from gradients, diagonal lengths, and the diameter of logs to scales that produce one side of the lumber. In addition to the usual tape-shaped tapes, there are also wire and chain-shaped ones. The inserter measures the length of the outside by inserting an object or measures the inner dimension by inserting it into a hole, such as a vernier caliper or micrometer.
The end face is flat or spherical at both ends, and the length between both ends is precisely shown. A plane whose cross section is called a convex gauge is called a convex gauge, and the cross section is trimmed to a steel or crystal plate, the dimensions of which are measured using waves of light, and some convex in this plane. The gauge can be brought into close contact to create the required dimensions. The most precise one measures up to 1 / 10,000mm.
The rotor measures the length to be obtained by rolling the wheel and multiplying it by the length of the circumference. It is used for the measurement of electric wires and fabrics, and a taxi meter is a kind. The ruler usually reads the scale directly on the object to be measured, attaches a vernier like a vernier caliper, reads the scale finely, changes the movement of the screw to a rotation angle like a micrometer, or uses a microscope as a standard. do. The ruler is to carry out a metrological instrument inspection with a scale and a horse. When using it, the measurement result is corrected in consideration of the expansion by temperature and the pulling force such as a tape measure. The pulling force for the tape measure is 2 kg.
On the other hand, the general person is a very common learning item that can be easily obtained from the surrounding area, but the shape is generally monotonous, and when used for math learning with a general structure in which only scales and numbers are expressed, it is usually simple length. It is used only for measurement and there is no function that can be used for math learning such as addition and multiplication.
Therefore, the present invention is to solve these problems, the object of the present invention is to display the different colors for each unit by using the quiznare bar principle to easily check the scale of the ruler as well as mathematical thinking power and computing power, multiplication The purpose of this study is to provide a colored stripe using the quiz narrative bar principle, which can be used for various math lessons such as phrase principle, multiple and divisor, dividing and collecting numbers, addition and subtraction.
In order to solve such a technical problem,
It provides a color stripe using the quiznare bar principle, characterized in that formed by forming a large number of color sections on the body.
At this time, the chair is characterized in that the body is made of a transparent or translucent plastic bar shape.
And, the plurality of color sections formed in the body of the ruler formed a red section of 2cm length along the longitudinal direction of the body at 2cm intervals, the next row of the red section to form a light green color section of 3cm length at 3cm intervals, In the next row of the green-green section, a purple section of 4 cm length is formed at 4 cm intervals, and in the next row of the purple section, a yellow section of 5 cm length is formed at 5 cm intervals, and the next section of the yellow section is a green section of 6 cm length. Form 6cm intervals, the next section of the green section is formed 7cm long black section, 7cm interval, the next row of the black section is formed 8cm long brown section 8cm interval, next to the brown section The row is characterized in that it is formed by forming a blue section of 9cm length with a 9cm interval.
In addition, a protective coating is further formed on the outside of the color section.
The color section is characterized in that a groove is formed in the center of each color portion.
On the other hand, the groove is characterized in that the "T" shape.
And, the groove is characterized in that the moving member is installed.
In addition, the moving member is characterized in that the handle further installed.
Further, the adhesive member is further formed on the upper portion of the color section.
The color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention is not only time-saving to measure the length of the objects, etc., because the color is divided by unit length, it is convenient to see the size of the number at a glance.
In addition, not only monolithic use of various colors compared to ordinary people, but also by using the principle of the quiznare bar can be used to change the color for each unit, it can be used for multiplying, multiplying phrases, dividing and collecting It can be useful for improving mathematical thinking and computing power.
1 is a diagram illustrating a general quiz nare bar.
2 is a diagram illustrating a color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention.
Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention.
Figure 4 is another embodiment of the color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention.
5 is another embodiment of the color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention.
6 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in Fig.
Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view of another embodiment of the color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention.
With reference to the accompanying drawings, the color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention will be understood by the embodiments described in detail below.
2 is a view showing a color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention, Figure 4 is a quiznare bar according to the present invention Another embodiment of the color stripe using the principle.
The color stripe using the quiznare bar principle according to the present invention can be easily identified while displaying the different colors for each unit by using the quiznare bar principle can be used in a variety of math learning.
In general, there are many kinds of dioceses that can be used in mathematics learning: quiznare bars, Dean's blocks, geometric boards, attribute boards, pattern blocks, tangrams, stacked trees, and algebra tiles.
At this time, the quiznare bar is a useful tool for embodying mathematical structures, especially the structure of numbers, and has been recommended worldwide because it is effective as a method for teaching numbers and calculations. It is a parish that has been adopted and used.
Currently, the use of quiznare bar is being studied to properly guide not only numbers and arithmetic areas but also all areas, and in fact, it can be usefully used in place of other operating tools such as pattern blocks and stacked trees.
The quizaire color rods were co-created by George Cuisenaire, a Belgian elementary school teacher, and Caleb Gattegno, a British mathematics educator. As shown, there are 22 white bars 1cm long, 12 red bars 2cm long, 10 green bars 3cm long, 6 purple bars 4cm long, 4 yellow bars 5cm long and 4 green bars 6cm long. , 4 black bars 7cm long, 4 brown bars 8cm long, 4 blue bars 9cm long, and 10 orange bars 10cm long, forming a set (74 bars total), and adding, subtracting, and multiplying numbers · Not only division but also divisor and multiples can be found, and fraction addition and subtraction can be done.
You can also measure length, find width, and find volume. Such a parish has a characteristic that first of all, it is not to inject the child directly into the calculation method but to first conscious of the mathematical relationship that is the basis of the calculation. The child can explore the relationships between numbers in the process of fitting the bars together. For example, the connection of one lime green bar (3 cm) to another lime green bar (3 cm) equals the length of the green bar (6 cm) means '3 + 3 = 6' or '2 × 3 = 6'. As a result, the structure of the vertical line and the principle of operation on it can be understood through a concrete model.
In the use case of the quiz narrative bar, the quiz nair bar is not only a map of various aspects of natural numbers, such as radix, ordinal number, count, measure, and operator, but also a map of interrelation, as well as arithmetic and fractionation of natural numbers. It is very useful for maps, etc. It is also useful for exploring probability, proportion, width, circumference, symmetry, congruence, three-dimensional geometry, patterns, and functions using the properties of bars using only length and color as well as numbers and computational areas. It is available.
At this time, the
In more detail, the plurality of
In this case, each
Such a configuration can be advantageously used to learn multiplication tables from 2nd to 9th stage. That is, the
On the other hand, each
Of course, the material of the
In addition, the
In this case, the
Each
In addition, the length of the
In addition, a white section (not shown) of 1 cm length is further formed in the previous row of the
4 shows another embodiment of the present invention, in which a number is displayed in a portion where a color is displayed in a plurality of
5 and 6 are still another embodiment of the present invention, the
That is, the “T” shaped
When the moving
In addition, in order to prevent the moving
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of still another embodiment of the present invention, in which a
That is, by allowing the
While the present invention has been described in connection with what is presently considered to be preferred embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.
100: ruler 110: body
120: color section 122: red section
123: light green section 124: purple section
125: yellow section 126: green section
127: black section 128: brown section
129: blue section 130: protective coating
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The ruler is a colored strip using the quiznare bar principle, characterized in that the body is made of a transparent or translucent plastic and has a bar shape.
A plurality of color sections formed on the body of the ruler form a red section of 2cm length along the longitudinal direction of the body at 2cm intervals, the next row of the red section to form a 3cm length green grass green section of 3cm intervals, the light green In the next row of the section, a 4cm long purple section is formed at 4cm intervals, and in the next row of the purple section, a yellow section of 5cm length is formed at 5cm intervals, and in the next row of the yellow section, a green section of 6cm length is 6cm. And a 7-cm-long black section at 7 cm intervals in the next row of the green section, and a brown section of 8 cm-length at 8 cm intervals in the next row of the black section, and in the next row of the brown section. A color stripe using the quiznare bar principle, which is formed by forming a 9cm long blue section at 9cm intervals.
A color stripe using the quiznare bar principle, characterized in that the protective coating is further formed on the outside of the color section.
The color section is a color stripe using the quiznare bar principle, characterized in that the groove is formed in the center of each color portion.
The groove is a color stripe using the quiznare bar principle, characterized in that the "T" type.
Color strip using the quiz nair bar principle, characterized in that the groove is installed in the moving member.
A colored stripe using the quiznare bar principle, characterized in that the handle is further provided with a handle.
Color strip using the quiz nair bar principle, characterized in that the adhesive member is further formed on top of the color section.
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