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Turn an old copy of Guess Who into a game with a mathematical twist!

This simple pattern reveals a heart from a circle and a lot of straight lines!

Learn the ancient (and very fun) game of Nine Men’s Morris.

There’s only four pieces, but this puzzle is Totally Tricky!

Written by Azmina Hossain Make a pop-up greeting card with a beautiful fractal pattern.

Think your bathroom is boring? Try tons of terrific tessellations and show that tiling is styling! Find out more about the maths of tessellation in this hands-on maths activity.

Try not one, but two maths games! These games will help you create mathematical networks revealing underlying pattern.

Time to connect with a maths activity! Get hands-on to learn more about chains and ancient links.

Written by Beth Askham Make your own climbing frog, using the power of friction. You will need A 20 cm x 20 cm piece of cardboard Two 5 cm long pieces of drinking straw String Sticky tape Scissors Coloured pens, pencils, crayons, paints or textas Other decorations What to do On your piece of cardboard […]

By Mike McRae This activity uses water and food colouring to explore fluid systems. It’s a good idea to do this activity in a safe place outside, and to wear old clothes while you do it! Safety: This activity uses hot water, so younger scientists should ask an adult to help.