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MATHS, GEOGRAPHY, ART AND TRIVIA - Where in the World is Waldo?

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MATHS/GEOGRAPHY/ART/TRIVIA This workshop is designed to start the learning process of Longitude and Latitude. Notorious art thief Waldo has escaped from prison leaving the whereabouts of his most famous heist - The Salvator Mundi - a mystery. But he's sneaky, leaving mathematical clues to his whereabouts everywhere he goes. Your students will need to solve the clues using their mathematical prowess in; - Area - Coding (Caesar Shift) - Early algebra - Pascale's Pyramid, and - Time zone calculati

2nd - 4th

Algebra, Geography, Geometry

100 Logical and Abstract Reasoning Problems | IQ Test in Gold, Silver, & Bronze

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One Aqua Clear Book

Number, Letter, Word, and Figure Sequencing 34 Gold Problems (5 options per problem; 6th–9th grade) 33 Silver Problems (4 options per problem; 5th–8th grade) 33 Bronze Problems (3 options per problem; 4th–7th grade ) In 3 resource types: printable worksheets, printable cards, and PowerPoint presentation Key skills: Pattern recognition, problem solving, spatial reasoning, inductive reasoning, logical reasoning, abstract reasoning, creative thinking, critical thinking, analytical thinking, memory,

4th - 9th

Alphabet, Numbers, Psychology

MATHS/REASONING - Heptathlon Heroes; using maths to calculate athletic supremacy

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Well Worded with Kate Walther

MATHS/REASONING - Heptathlon is a notoriously difficult Olympic event to score. Designed as a test of pure athleticism, the event is often criticised for its mathematical formulas used in scoring - does the current model hold up? In this workshop, students will learn; - What a weighted mean is - How weighted decision tables are used - The value of exponents in formulas compared with linear equations using different operations - How to analyse data to measure athletic prowess - How to - How to s

5th - 7th

Applied Math, Statistics