In this video, I’m showing you how to make an Algebraic Identities Wheel—an easy Maths Working Model / Math TLM project that looks creative and also helps you revise identities quickly. The idea is simple: you rotate the wheel and you can display different common algebraic identities in a neat, interactive way. This type of model is very useful for Class 8–10 students (especially Class 9), because instead of only writing in a notebook, you can present the formulas in a working format for school exhibition or classroom activity. I made this project keeping school requirements in mind—simple materials, easy steps, and a clean final look that teachers like. If you want a math project that is not messy, not expensive, and still feels “innovative,” this wheel model is a great choice. You can use it to show identities like square of sum, square of difference, and product of sum and difference, and you can also extend it by adding more identities on extra layers. My focus is always the same: be creative, think innovative, and make learning practical at home.