By David Shaw, 18 August 2016
For many of us, tying shoelaces is something we learned long ago. And yet, a surprising number of people do their shoelaces incorrectly! So how can you tell, and how do you fix it? Read on to find out!
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By David Shaw, 4 August 2016
A few minutes with a ruler, and you can make a smooth curve from a bunch of straight lines!
By David Shaw, 8 June 2016
Thousands of years ago, ancient Chinese people played a game with strange dice – and now you can make your own!
By David Shaw, 12 May 2016
Make some rocky road, and discover that there’s still heaps of space in a ‘full’ dish.
By David Shaw, 28 April 2016
People have been playing this boardgame for thousands of years. So come on, have a Go!
By David Shaw, 11 April 2016
How much money would it take to put a line of coins around the equator? With a bit of research and a bit of maths, you’ll soon know the answer!
By David Shaw, 2 March 2016
Learn about latitude, and find out where exactly on the Earth you are!
By David Shaw, 10 February 2016
Grab some dominos and Blu-tack, then make a puzzling sliding block puzzle!
By David Shaw, 6 November 2015
This simple pattern reveals a heart from a circle and a lot of straight lines!
By David Shaw, 30 October 2015
Learn the ancient (and very fun) game of Nine Men’s Morris.
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