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Your students’ maths skills will develop as they investigate minibeasts, pull weeds, grow beans and collect leaves. Recycling waste, reducing litter and a garage sale will help their maths and the environment. “How large are whales?” “What kinds of symmetry can we find?” and many more hands-on maths activities.
Discover how to use maths to solve environmental problems. Students will design a maths trail, map a garden and measure a tree. “How do we measure rainfall?” “Can we keep our cool on a hot day?” Students will collect data, make graphs, produce reports and calculate the resources they can save.
These students have enough maths skills to have major fun. “What would the classroom look like if the students designed and gave it a green makeover?” Measure the effect of sunscreen on a sausage in the sun. Measure biodiversity by catching 100 creatures. Use maths to explore microhabitats and a lot more.
Maths can help make a better world.
Experience maths in the environment. Design a forest, calculate the dimensions of a ramp, manage school waste.
“How many ways can a tree be measured?”
“Where is the best place to plant shade trees to keep the school cool?”
See population changes in the Dingo, Wallaby and Grasses game.
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