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This term, we have been participating on cantamath. For people who don't know what cantamath is, you can basically create anything, but its has to be mathematical, all of us had to do cantamath too. In cantamath, you have to create two things, you can either make a poster or a static, or a motif. 

Before camp, cantamath was sadly canceled. because it was level two again, and they can't postpone it again, because they've tried to postpone it last time too.

Good thing we got back to level one, so we could show the whole school our creations. For my project, I've chosen to create a static, and a motif.

Now that I've experienced cantamath, I think I would do better next time, and fix my mistakes. Because I changed my mind through the session. Now looking at my work, I should do better next time, I'm not really a big fan of my work too. 










Written at that back of my motif design:


            Human brain explanation          


What happens to the human brain while solving a riddle             .

When you solve a riddle, you’re using both sides of your brain. One for creativity, and one for thinking. Scientists debate that it is a mental workout,( which means that you're solving a jigsaw puzzle, or you're learning a new language, which allows your brain symptoms and whatever's connected to it to get a workout.)

Puzzles are also good for well-being because it calms your anxiety and relaxes you for a moment.

So to all humanity, it is good to try and solve puzzles for both sides of your brain. 

This activity is called a classic number game.

Human brain

Game Rules(Important):

  • No taking the little boxes off.

  • No breaking the creation


-Thank you for reading-
-Xhin-

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