- In making a Tetra Pak Classic carton, it’s observed that opposite edges of a regular tetrahedron are perpendicular.
- Experiments with jointed polygons show the properties of linkages.
- The Perspective Drawing exhibit. Can you predict how a shape will be transformed when drawn on a Leonardo screen?
- The Feely Box taxes the communicator’s vocabulary of shape.
- The sense of rotation – the way something turns – is reversed on reflection as shown in the Mirror Turns exhibit.
- How well can you communicate? With ‘Over the Phone’ students are challenged to use appropriate mathematical language.
- Triangle numbers illustrated by stacking tubes in a frame.
- Asking children to predict is one good way of working with the exhibits – as here with linkages.
- Times Chimes – if you hear a chord, you’ve found a common multiple.
- The Laban Kinesphere.
- Cuboids – from the Multiplication topic. The aim is to give your opponent a prime number of cubes.
- The Left and right exhibit – find the mirror image of a shape.