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Each of these charming paper toys walks, steps or waddles down a slope in a most satisfying and amusing fashion. Enjoy making the models and then be intrigued as they walk their rather mysterious walks. Apart from the duck and her two ducklings there is also a kangaroo and then a blue footed booby.

June Oliver shows how patterns can be built from tiles, which are squares, triangles or hexagons. She shows how to design tiles which are particularly interesting and which fit together to make attractive patterns. Included are twelve full pages of patterns to colour, together with their original tiles, giving a clear demonstration of the possibilities of the technique

This "do-it-yourself" pop-up has six scenes from the Roman empire to cut out and make. They include the City of Rome, the Forum, and Ostia, the Port of Rome. This book is accompanied by lots of ideas and information to help bring an ancient civilization to life.

A pop-up book for children to cut and glue and make themselves. Scenes and text tell the story of the ancient Greeks and their place in history.

Each of these clever models balances in an interesting and curious way and they all make use of small coins as weights. The beautifully painted and colorful models include two kinds of parrot, each on its own stand, a cockatiel, a pair of Toucans and three butterflies each of which settles on a pyramid of its own. Not only are these models delightful and charming to make but they have the extra fascination of their unexpected equilibriums.

Anyone looking for number puzzles to stretch and intrigue will be delighted with the contents of this original book. The demanding challenges explore the properties of numbers and the patterns and hidden relationships which exist between them. Many of the challenges are presented in a visual or diagrammatic way with tables or charts to complete or fill in.

Starting with the simple rule which generates the numbers in Pascal's Triangle, it is remarkable how many other patterns and properties there are to discover.Any teacher who would like to convey something of the wonder of mathematics to a class at almost any level would find little better than the material contained in this book. It offers potential for investigations and topics at levels from primary up to Sixth Form.

A new book of activities specifically written to exploit the potential in the Reflector (to the right and below) and teach about symmetry, shape and number. The book is aimed at elementary school children and ties in with the UK National Curriculum and the Numeracy Framework. Extensive teacher notes are complemented by pupil worksheets. Each activity has extensions and challenges for children of varying ages and abilities. A very exciting new ...

The book focuses on a number of topics that commonly arise in the UK in drafting and negotiating of a commercial lease. Topics are dealt with at varying levels of detail: in the case of Assignment, for instance, only the tests that a landlord might seek to impose in a lease that is a new tenancy are covered. When it comes to Break Rights, on the other hand, greater depth is provided.

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A Single-Source Digest of Updated Quantum This work is the first attempt to provide a readily searchable single source digest of all reported awards of general damages since 1985 in non-personal injury claims, or, as appropriate, over a shorter period where there has been Court of Appeal intervention to lay down guidelines for cases where damages are "at large", such as Thompson & Hsu v Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis in connection ...

A delightful book of playing card games that help develop concepts and skills in number, [lace value, simple calculations, sorting and more. An excellent book for numeracy skills.

A collection of patterns using overlapping regular shapes, which when made using coloured paper and placed over a window, allow light to filter through the layers revealing an attractive and colourful pattern. Full descriptions and plans are included.

Becoming quick and accurate at the multiplication tables is a very useful skill. Use these ingenious cubes to practice all the tables in a different and active way. Tip a set of cubes out of its box and then turn over one of the special 'Go go go' cards. As quickly as you can, arrange the cubes in the correct order on one of the practice mats provided. The better you know your tables the quicker you will be.

Children love making these beautiful shapes which are such fun to decorate. Each model is printed on crisp white paper ready to cut out and glue together. There are at least 12 hours of enjoyment in each book and the finished models make a fine collection. There are plenty of suggestions and ideas for coloring and decorating.

Traces the history of the maze in all its forms, from the traditional turf mazes of medieval times and hedge mazes such as the one at Hampton Court, to modern mazes in a wide variety of new materials including bricks, mirrors and water jets.

A book written for use with any of the connectable shapes that include squares, triangles and pentagons. Filled with activities that explore the beautiful three-dimensional shapes that can be made with them and some of the mathematics thay generate. Cubes, Icosahedra Prisms, Buckminster Fullerines, and some algebra. Aimed at pupi, s in the 8-13 range, it is a book for pupils to explore on their own, or as a teacher resource for teaching about ...

Sheilah Shaw has discovered a remarkable way to draw beautiful patterns and in this book, shows how it is done. She starts with circles and then explains how to draw special grids in them. From these grids she demonstrates how patterns are developed. There are many patterns to color and a selection of the grids as well as advice and help to create some truly original designs.

Most people have taken part in treasure hunts of various kinds in different social contexts. What perhaps is not generally realised is just how easy and rewarding they can be to include within the mathematics curriculum. They can add variety to lessons, end of term activities, maths clubs, parent evenings or open days. Once the principles of organising them are understood, thay can be adapted easily to the circumstances. In the book there are ...

Contains patterns to make beautiful shapes which are fun to decorate. Each model is printed on white paper ready to cut out and glue together. There are at least 12 hours of activities and the finished models form part of a collection.