👉 Cotton math is an innovative approach to teaching mathematics that uses real-world, tangible objects like cotton balls, beads, or even small toys to illustrate mathematical concepts. This method makes abstract ideas more concrete and accessible by allowing students to physically manipulate and explore the relationships between numbers, patterns, and operations. For example, using cotton balls to demonstrate fractions by dividing them into equal parts or counting cotton balls to understand multiplication and division. This hands-on experience not only enhances understanding but also fosters engagement and makes learning math more intuitive and enjoyable, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
