Activities
If you are doing a book activity, ensure you have a book, or at least that your passed paper is the size of the book page. As quoted by our beloved Physics teacher:
“‘Pag wala kayong book, dapat magkasing-size yung yellow pad niyo sa page ng book. Nakaka-headache kasi.”
The size of a book page is roughly 168 x 252 cm.
Quarter 1
Activity 1 (S.W 1)
A personality test.
Answer a personality test that ranks your traits from 1-4 in each row. This will correspond to a certain amount of points to a certain colour. Tally up these points and express which group you are a part of afterwards, giving your paper to the teacher.
- Grouping Exercise acts [course:: Finite Mathematics] [given:: 2026-07-18] [notes:: Be truthful, analyze yourself from other people’s views.] ✅ 2026-07-18
Quiz 1 (S.W 2)
You will be flashed - every 15 seconds - an image with symmetry. Define which type of symmetry from the five. Capital letters only, no erasures, wrong spelling wrong.
- Quiz 1 acts [course:: Finite Mathematics] [given:: 2026-07-25] [notes:: Remember what was taught.] ✅ 2026-08-08
Activity 2 (S.W 3)
A meta-game.
Take a yellow-pad 1 whole and use a peso coin to draw 40 circles. It doesn’t matter what pattern you take, only ensure that no circle’s perimeter overlaps in a way their areas intersect. Poke a hole in the centres of these papers.
Then, find a partner who has done the same. Choose whose paper will be first and lie on top, and then line papers up (by the heading line) and use a pen to poke through each hole so that it leaves a mark (a dot, usually) to the second paper underneath. After poking all 40 holes with a pen, lift the top paper and check which circles were marked at/within its perimeter. However many holes are untouched is the score of that paper.
Then, do the same with the second paper on top this time. Mark through the holes, lift the paper, count how many circles are untouched to check scores.
- Geometric Coin Hole Exercise acts [course::Finite Mathematics] [given::2026-07-25] [notes:: Try to avoid where people will usually place holes. Be unpredictable.] ✅ 2026-07-25
Activity 3 (S.W. 4)
Fold a 1/2 crosswise sheet of paper into four pieces. In each quadrant, draw the following irregular polygons:
- 5 Sides
- 7 Sides
- 8 Sides
- 10 Sides
- Polygon Planning acts [course::Finite Mathematics] [given:: 2026-08-01] [notes::Make your lines straight as a white conservative.] ✅ 2026-08-01
Activity 4 (S.W. 5)
Solve a few notes. 4-6, the answers are drawings. 11-15 require solutions.
- Fidgeting with Fibonacci acts [course::Finite Mathematics] [given:: 2026-08-08] [notes:: Prepare a calculator and your mind.] ✅ 2026-08-08