We are delighted to share some new Secondary School resources produced by Twinkl Conduit for Maths Week Scotland's Wild Maths theme. Immerse your learners in a world of maths and nature with these engaging resources.
Animal Design Activity Sheet
With this activity, students get to design their own unique animal, sparking their imagination and connecting some simple mathematical concepts to the real world in a fun and exciting way. It encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity.
Sustainable Shelter Activity
With this activity, students will embark on an exciting journey to design and build their sustainable shelters, all while honing their budgeting skills and considering environmental factors. It seamlessly integrates maths concepts with real-world applications.
Animal Adaptation Blether Stations
With this cross-over resource between maths and science, you'll enjoy a fun and interactive activity that encourages critical thinking and problem-solving skills while learning about the incredible ways animals have adapted to their environments. Engages learners of all stages in exploring the fascinating world of animal adaptations through the lens of Third Level BGE mathematics.
Wild Numeracy Facts Codebreaker
This codebreaker takes learners on a journey beyond the classroom, connecting mathematical concepts to the wild world around them. By using the codebreaker, learners will not only enhance their numeracy skills but also develop a deeper appreciation for the practical applications of maths in everyday life.
Higher or Lower Speeds in the Wild Challenge Cards and PowerPoint
Challenge your students with numeracy activities related to speeds in the wild. The pack includes challenge cards and a PowerPoint presentation that will not only challenge your learners minds but also spark their curiosity about the animal kingdom. Get ready to compare the speeds of different creatures and be amazed by the wonders of nature!
You can download all the new Conduit Wild Maths resources for Secondary Schools, along with resources from previous years, from the Maths Week Scotland Twinkl Partnerships page.
You don’t need to be a scientist to take part in real research. Citizen science projects welcome people of all ages to help by counting, observing, measuring, and recording what they see around them. Here are a few inspiring ways you can get involved this year.
We love science festivals here at Maths Week Scotland, as there's always lots of maths involved! To help you keep up to date with all the science festivals happening in Scotland this year, we've made a list of the ones we know about and we'll update the list throughout the year.
