Poems that encourage children to learn art

1. Poems about children learning mathematics

Poems about children learning mathematics 1. Poems about mathematics

There are many poems related to mathematics, and the selected parts are as follows:

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In the Northern Song Dynasty, there were four or five pavilions in Shao Yong.

2. Xuemei

(Ming) Lin Hejing

One tablet, two tablets, three or four tablets, five tablets, six tablets, seven or eight tablets.

Nine pieces, ten pieces and countless pieces, all of which are missing when flying into the plum blossom.

3, "always in my heart"

(Qing) Huang Huanzhong

A hundred feet tower stands in Wanzhangxi, and yunshu sent it to western Liaoning in August and September.

I suddenly heard the geese flying in pairs in February, and I hate singing chickens in the third watch.

when I return to China in May or June, I can't wait to see the end, but I can't leave my hatred in seven thousand.

I care about my lonely shadow for half my life, and I cry with the cuckoo for ten years.

4.

(Tang Dynasty) Luo Binwang

laments that the road is difficult. The hills hate each other, and when they talk and laugh, they will be happy.

it's late in the suburbs of Xiao suo, and it's desolate and cold. He who is a guest at the door will be safe and secure.

where is Artemisia, where is Songmen? A hundred years and 3 thousand days, a few thousand years apart.

5.

(Tang) Du Fu

Two orioles sing green willows, and a row of egrets go up to the sky. My window frames the snow-crowned western mountain scene. My door oft says to eastward-going ships “Goodbye”

6.

(Tang) Wang Wei

If a bicycle wants to ask about the border, it belongs to the country. Fleabane also floated out of Han, north to geese are soaring into the sky. The vast desert is solitary smoke, the sunset on the yellow river is round. When Xiao Guan meets the waiting officials, he is guarded by Yan Ran.

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it is hard to go I

Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

pure wine costs, for the golden cup, ten thousand coppers a flagon, Yupanzhen was ashamed of ten thousand dollars. I fling aside my food-sticks and cup, I cannot eat nor drink, I pull out my dagger, I peer four ways in vain. I would cross the Yellow River, but ice chokes the ferry, the Taihang Mountain will be covered with snow.

8. Song of the Eight Immortals in Drinking

(Tang) Du Fu

Li Bai has hundreds of poems about fighting wine, and he sleeps in a restaurant in Chang 'an.

the son of heaven called and refused to get on the boat, claiming that the minister was a fairy in wine.

9.

(Song) Su Shi

When viewed from the side of the ridge, it becomes a peak, with different heights. I can not recognize the true face of Lushan, because I am in Lushan.

1,

(Tang) Li Bai

Ziyan golden pupil, chirping and shaking the green. It ran all the way, when it was on the morning, it came to changan luomen. When he was young, he learned Matre d'armes and Matre d'armes, and the white ape was defeated by the young man, and flew into a branch as an ape.

The beaded robe drags the brocade belt, and the dagger is inserted into Wu Hong. He was a man of ten thousand men, and now he has a sword at his waist. Friendship with the gallant man, the two friends as before, together to a new wine and wine.

laugh a glass of wine and kill people in the city.

11. Four Poems by drinking Alone with the Moon

(Tang) Li Bai

from a pot of wine among the flowers, I drank alone. There was no one with me. Raising my cup, I invite the bright moon, who brings me its shadow and makes us three. The moon did not know drinking, the shadow in front of the body behind. I had to mingle with them for a while, and to enjoy the pleasure of the happy spring.

12.

(Tang) Li Bai

When will the moon come in the blue sky? I'll stop for a glass and ask. The moon will never be able to climb the moon, but the moon walks closely with the people.

As bright as a flying mirror near the Danque, the green smoke is extinguished. Only see rising from the sea every night, and who knows the morning clouds in the clouds.

13,

(Tang) Xue Tao

The birds in Lin Yun are eight windows in autumn, and the forty States in Xichuan are strong. The generals are not greedy for Qiang horses, and they will meet at the top.

14.

(Song Dynasty) Lu You

I heard that the plum blossoms were breezy, and snowdrifts were all over the four mountains. How can it be transformed into hundreds of billions, and a plum blossom blooms in one tree?

15. Peach Blossoms in Dalin Temple

(Tang Dynasty) Bai Juyi

Peach Blossoms in Mountain Temple began to bloom in April. I changweichun dying of the light to find a place to find, but I do not know that it has been transferred here.

2. Ancient poems about mathematics

There are many ancient poems about numbers. Now, take "Pagoda with Lights" as an example:

1. Pagoda with Lights

This is a topic in "Nine Chapters of Arithmetic Analogy" written by Wu Jing, a mathematician in the Ming Dynasty. The topic is:

Looking at the seven floors of the towering tower from a distance, the red light is more and more.

solution:

the multiple sum of each layer:

1+2+4+8+16+32+64=127

the number of lamps in the top layer: 381÷127=3 (lamps)

II. Introduction to the work:

The algorithm ratio of nine chapters. Arithmetic in the early Ming Dynasty. The first volume of ten volumes, written by Wu Jing in Ming Dynasty, was written in 145.

The preface of this book is "Take multiplication and division as an example", which aims to explain the basic theory of the algorithm. It lists four items, such as large number notation, decimal notation, unit of measurement, four operations of integer fraction, positioning, square root and difference, and explains them one by one in the form of poetry. The preface also puts forward a "writing algorithm" that has never appeared in China's mathematical works before: according to the number of digits multiplied by two numbers, corresponding. Choose a direction to draw the diagonal line of each cell, write the product of every two numbers in the corresponding cell, write it according to the rule that ten digits are above and one digit is below, and then add the diagonal lines one by one to get the number of digits of the desired product. Volumes 1 to 9 are a compilation of solutions to more than 1,4 application problems, which follow the style of "Nine Chapters of Arithmetic" and belong to Fang Tian, Su Mi, Decline, Shao Guang, Shang Gong, Both Loss and Loss. Poetry is expressed by rhymes; The algorithm of analogy system is similar, combined with the practical application problems at that time, including commodity exchange, partnership management, interest calculation, drawing points on things (paying for expenses by pricing goods), etc. Volume 1, "Various kinds of prescriptions", including square root, square root, high power and belt from square sum to cube, uses the method of "establishing and unlocking" instead of "increasing and multiplying and opening".

Third, the author's brief introduction:

Wu Jing, whose name is Xinmin, is a master. Zhejiang Renhe (now Hangzhou) people. He used to be the shogunate of Zhejiang Minister of State. The date of birth and death is unknown, and he lived around 145 in the fifteenth century. China was a mathematician during Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty, and he wrote Nine Chapters of Algorithm Comparison.

3. Poems about mathematics

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Poetry and music related to mathematics can inspire or soothe feelings, painting can make people pleasing to the eye, poetry can touch people's hearts, philosophy can make people gain wisdom, technology can improve material life, but mathematics can provide all of the above. We want to turn the boring mathematics study into an aesthetic process of appreciating and discovering beauty, which can completely infiltrate some poems related to mathematics, or even guide students to create. I have listened to the classes and teaching and research activities of teachers in Qingdao No.2 Middle School, and I was surprised by the ability and talent of their students in this respect. It can be seen that to believe that students' creativity and imagination far exceed our imagination, all we can do is to give them an inspiration and build a platform. Attached below are some poems related to mathematics that I have accumulated. I. Poems related to the chapters in the textbook Chapter 1, Collection, Mapping and Function: Flowers and fruits are fragrant at sunset, and things change for stars to see the vicissitudes of life. Causal changes are more related, and the good strategy is to break the confusion? The theory of set foundation is rigorous, and the mapping function is pale yellow. Look at the picture list to discuss the rise and fall, Kehai has a trick to sail. The second chapter "Exponential Function, Logarithmic Function and Power Function": the morning fog blocks the traffic, and the mushroom core clouds cover the sky; The age of fossils is calculated skillfully, and the sentence of Wen Hai Suo is as fast as the wind. Explain infinite things, and three families of functions make wonderful achievements. Second, the mathematical problems of poetry Zhu Shijie's "Siyuan Yujian" and "Or Ask Songs" * * have twelve mathematical problems, all of which are put forward in the form of poetry. For example, the first question: "Today, there is a square pool, and every square foot stops. The two sides of the reef grow in shape, and the water comes out 3 inches. There is a kind of cattail on the east coast, and there is no zero on the water. "The pier is slightly flush with the water. May I ask how to determine the three types (water depth, length of pier and length of pier)?" In the Yuan Dynasty, there was a calculation book "Detailed Ming Algorithm" about the method of measuring the field: "The ancient people measured the field longer, relying on the rope ruler to draw the amount. Although there is a general law in one form, only Fang Tian's law is easy to detail. If you see the vortex oblique and concave,

4. Poems about mathematics

The majestic ancient temple is in the mountains, and I wonder how many monks there are.

There are 364 bowls, and it's not bad to see if the week is over.

Three people * * * eat a bowl of rice, and four people * * * eat a bowl of soup.

Excuse me, sir, who knows how to count?

The meaning of the poem is: There are 364 bowls in the temple. If three monks eat a bowl of rice and four monks eat a bowl of soup, everyone will have something to eat. How many monks are there in the temple?

"Every week is not bad" means it is very accurate, and the late number is just like this, not bad at all.

Obviously, this algebra problem can be solved by junior high school students with a little brain-let the number of monks be x, and list the following algebraic expressions: x/3+x/4=364,x=624.

2. There is no error in what Jia Yun said.

If you get such a group together and add a small semi-group of semigroups,

you have to come here to get together. Who can guess the mystery?

The meaning of this question is: A shepherd is driving a flock of sheep to find a place with lush grass. A man with a sheep comes from behind and asks the shepherd, "Do you have 1 sheep in this flock?" The shepherd said, "If I have another flock of sheep like this, plus half and a quarter of this flock of sheep, together with your sheep, it will be just over 1." Who can find out how many sheep there are in this flock by clever methods?

The solution of this question is:

(1-1)÷(1+1+1/2+1/4)=36

3. Li Bai hits the wine

Li Bai walks down the street and carries a pot to hit the wine;

when you meet a store, double it, and have a drink when you see flowers;

I met shops and flowers three times and drank all the wine in the kettle.

How much wine was in the kettle?

This is a folk math problem. The meaning of the problem is: Li Bai is walking in the street, holding a flagon while drinking. Every time he meets a hotel, he doubles the amount of wine in the jug, and every time he meets flowers, he drinks a bucket (one bucket is an ancient unit of capacity, and one bucket is equal to 1 liters). In this way, when he meets flowers in the store, he drinks all the wine. How much wine was there in the jug?

This problem is solved by equation. There used to be an X bucket of wine in the pot. If [(2x-1) * 2-1] * 2-1 = , the solution will be x=7/8.

4. There is such a problem in "Arithmetic Unification" written by Cheng Dawei, a great mathematician in Ming Dynasty:

three young monks are divided into one, and how many monks are there?

This problem can be solved by hypothesis. Now suppose there are 1 big monks,

(3*1-1)÷(3-1÷3)

=75 (people) .....................................................................................

5. Ancient poems about mathematics

In The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Guo Jing Huang Rong asked Ying Gu for help, and Ying Gu gave a test. On several math problems, Huang Rong said two math poems.

(1) Today, things are unknown, and there are two left in three or three numbers, three left in five or five numbers, and two left in seven or seven numbers. What is the geometry of things?

There is a pile of things, I don't know exactly how many, but I know that the total number is divided by 3 more than 2, divided by 5 more than 3, and divided by 7 more than 2 to find the number of this pile of things.

Huang Rong replied:

Take three or three and multiply the remainder by seventy; Five or five, the remainder multiplied by twenty-one; The number of seven and seven is multiplied by fifteen. If the three are added together, if it is not more than 15, it is the answer, otherwise it must be subtracted from 15 or its multiple. "Ying Gu thought it over in her mind, and sure enough, she recited in a low voice:" Three or three counts, the remainder is multiplied by seventy; Count five to five ... "Huang Rong said," Don't memorize it like this. I'll read you a poem, and it'll be easy to remember:

Three people are traveling in seventy, five trees are full of plum blossoms, seven children are reunited for half a month, and the rest is known.

(2) Nine squares

Arrange the nine numbers from one to nine in three columns, and every three words add up to fifteen regardless of the vertical and horizontal oblique angles.

Huang Rong replied:

The meaning of the Nine Palaces means that the dharma takes the tortoise as the shoulder, the tortoise as the foot, the tortoise as the foot, the tortoise as the left, the tortoise as the right, the tortoise as the left, the tortoise as the right and the tortoise as the left, and the tortoise as the left.

this is very simple, and it should only be explained that "wearing nine and keeping one": 9 is at the top and 1 is at the bottom.

6. Poetry about Mathematics

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Mathematics

Author: Waste (Modern)

Ten numbers of mathematics

are assembled into an endless sea

Everyone shakes a leaf boat

It is hard to reach the shore

. > Everyone awes you by three points

Tempting you to find out

Opening your head

Letters and numbers are connected into an obscure poem

No matter how long you write, How long does it take

to rack one's brains to make sentences? It's always the only wonderful and unpredictable world with dots, lines and planes. It's a bottomless pit without thickness. It's more empty than the sky. The number and shape are weightless. Only the weight is heavier than Mount Tai. It's more colorful than the clouds.

(2)

Mathematics in Life

Author: Strive for more than one goal

The course of life is like a curve of a sine function

The ups and downs are staggered and tortuous.

The communication of life is like 1+2 in mathematics.

It can be complicated or simple.

The trajectory of life is like a fan and an arc.

Pieces of beautiful memories are sealed up. Perfection

(3)

Mathematical Love

Author: Flora (modern) with the same wind

One person, one bridge, one flock of sheep, leaning down and having a good time

One piece, two pieces, three pieces, four pieces, five pieces, six pieces, seven pieces, eight pieces

Thousands of pieces fly into plum blossoms, and countless pieces are never seen

Alone sails, far shadows, the sky is blue. There are ups and downs

honor and disgrace are not surprised, the tide rises and falls

let nature take its course, flowers bloom and fall

There is no child in the mountain, and the cold is unknown

Clouds come to lie down, the wind comes to sit,

Flowers shadow on the wall, and exercises fall like a breeze

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