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Tag Archives: Maths Week Scotland
Maths Week Scotland is here!
Maths Week Scotland is upon us again – it’s always a great week and the events, resources and opportunities available during this week seem to get better and better each year. For a full run down of the events, activities … Continue reading
Maths Week Scotland – Maths v Sport
On Thursday this week, I was fortunate enough to attend the Maths v Sport presentation given by Dr Tom Crawford from the University of Oxford. It was great to see a mix of adults and kids there. It was a … Continue reading
Math’s Week Scotland – Friday’s Challenge
Well, it’s not so much of a challenge today and more of a game to continue on with our weekly theme of bringing you a game a week that can be adapted to teach pupils working from Early through to … Continue reading
Math’s Week Scotland – Thursday’s Challenge
Great to see some photos on Twitter from classes solving some of the problems from earlier in the week! We hope you’re having fun so far… here’s today’s challenge. The Four Coins Problem You’re creating a new coin system for … Continue reading
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Math’s Week Scotland – Wednesday’s Challenge
Today we bring you a problem solving task from NRICH called Four Colours This would be suitable for both Primary and Secondary pupils. Less experienced problem solvers may take more of a trial and error approach to this while others … Continue reading
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Math’s Week Scotland – Tuesday’s Challenge
Today we bring you a strategy game: The Shannon Switching Game from the University of Edinburgh. This games is aimed at Upper Primary and Secondary. There are 10 different game boards to choose from (two examples are below). The rules … Continue reading
Maths Week Scotland – Monday’s Challenge
This activity has been inspired by the work of John Mason’s More/Less Grids and is almost an exact replication of his original More or Less Perimeter and Area Task. The original task can be found here with other ideas for … Continue reading
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More Ideas for Maths Week Scotland
Local: Beads and Seeds – STEM Highland This looks like a great opportunity for Maths Week Scotland and has come out of a collaboration between the University of Glasgow and the STEM Highland. Two live online CPD sessions for this … Continue reading
Making Maths Count – One Year Review Report
Follow this link for the Making Maths Count One Year Review Report: Making Maths Count – One Year Review Report The final report of the Making Maths Count group was published in September 2016, and focused on three key aims: … Continue reading
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Maths Week Scotland 2017!
Maths Week Scotland 2017 is here! Have a look at the Big Messages Maths Week aims to promote: Maths skills, understanding and confidence are important for everyone. Everyone can ‘do’ maths; it’s a way of learning and thinking that we … Continue reading