8th Class

As you grow and move to high grades, you increase your number of hours for studying. It gets crucial to understand the subjects even more in order to move to higher grades. We all do it so we can increase our levels on that subject. Studying the theory alone is not enough to master that subject. Today, we will provide you with some ideas for a maths project for Class 8  to experiment with. 

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When you choose a project, you do it by counting how much interested you are in that. If you understand a concept very well, then it is easy for you to experiment with. But a maths project is all about implementing numbers in real life. 

We want you to have a look at the chapters and confirm which one can you do best: 

1. Rational Numbers
2. Linear Equations in One Variable
3. Understanding Quadrilaterals
4. Practical Geometry
5. Data Handling
6. Squares and Square Roots
7. Cubes and Cube Roots
8. Comparing Quantities
9. Algebraic Expressions and Identities
10. Visualizing Solid Shapes
11. Mensuration
12. Exponents and Powers
13. Direct and Inverse Proportions
14. Factorization
15. Introduction to Graphs
16. Playing with Numbers

Now let us provide you with some project ideas:

Roll the Dice

Probability is arguably the easiest chapter in class 8. It is very practical in real life as well. It helps you predict the possibilities of things when you are not sure if they are going to happen or not. For example, predicting the loss and wins of teams even before the match has started.  

Requirement: For this project, you will need a dice, A4 Sheet, and Colour pens.

Follow these steps for this project:

1. Draw six columns on A4 Sheet using different pens. Columns should have numbers starting from one to six.
2. Roll your dice six times and tick the columns with the numbers that appeared. For example, If dice showed the number 5, then tick under column 5, and so on.
3. After rolling the dice for the last time, note down the results.
4. Check which number appeared the most, which appeared the last, and questions like these.
5. Find out the probability for each question with the help of the data you have.

A Small Cardboard House

This project will help you to understand several chapters better. It will expand your knowledge of the concept of Surface area and volumes, types of angles, and conic sections.

Requirements: To do this project, you will be required to have a cardboard box, glue, and a pair of scissors.

Here are the steps to do this:

1. Calculate the type of house you want and use the formula you have learned in the chapter surface area and volumes.
2. Also, use types of angles and conic sections to be more precise. Note down your calculations.
3. Mark your cardboard box and cut it down according to the type you want.
4. Attach the cutting parts together in the way you want them to. Let the glue do its work.
5. Do some calculations and find out the surface area (curved and total), volume, and area of the four walls.

Final Words

Math is not fun without experimenting. This is why we have brought you the easiest and most interesting projects. www.TheDarshika.com wants you to understand your concept deeply. We provide you with PDF forms of books and worksheets so you can never stop growing. We hope you liked our suggestion for the maths project for class 8.

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