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In order to solve this challenge, we have planned to use an important activity of mathematical logical development and a methodology based on the Flipped Classroom

                   

With this video the students have learnt how to master the Rubik cube at home.

 

 

 

    We have also used online games to learn how to solve the rubik cube

 

 

 

After much training, we created a videoconference to play with our Rubik cubes

 

                                       

                                    Our students are training after watching the video.

 

We created an event to play together.

     

And of course we began to play...

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After the first success among our schools, we created an open European event !!!!!

 

                                   

 

Summary with photos and video

                                                       

 Also, during the trip to Brussels, we found a bought a toy chest puzzle. This puzzle required us to use our logical-mathematical intelligence to put the pieces together. The primary schools of Potamia (Cyprus) and C.E.I.P Giner de los Rios (Spain) connected via video conference to solve this puzzle!

 

Here is the activity:

And in the end the puzzle was complete and a lot of fun was had by all the students!