Mathematics Archives - National Science Week

Science works and loads of learning fun

Here at Edspace this term we are investigating all forms of science with our upcoming excursion to Melbourne science works. We will have the opportunity to explore a big range of scientific fields. With exhibits, activities and exploration of 3 whole floors of scientific discovery. Our feature activity will be a live demonstration and interactive…

Patterns Everywhere!

Have you ever noticed how the world is full of patterns? From the spirals in a seashell, to twinkling stars in the night sky, to the bubbles that float up when you blow through a straw patterns are everywhere! This year, our school celebrated National Science Week 2025 with the theme “Decoding Patterns in the…

Largs Bay Cross Age Science Fair

year 5/6 students host a fun, interactive event for our Reception students. Making playdough, using forces to make catapults, creating electrical circuits and engaging in a block building competition. A great opportunity for our youngest students to engage with science concepts, and for older students to share their knowledge.

Ave Maria Kindergarten Science Week

For the next two sessions, we are excited for the children to explore their world, ask lots of questions, and experiment to better understand everything around them through our Science Week experiences and activities. These informal, hands-on learning opportunities will nurture their imagination and introduce them to the processes scientists use—observation, prediction, testing, and refining….

Fibonacci Flowers

Have you ever noticed how nature loves patterns? From the swirl of a shell to the petals of a flower, hidden numbers are everywhere! In this activity, students will uncover Fibonacci’s magical sequence and create beautiful flower art that shows how maths and nature work hand in hand.

Decoding the Universe – Diving into the realms of Fibonacci, morse code, and binary!

Have you ever wondered if there’s a hidden code behind the way our world works? Not just in computers, but in communication, nature, and even art? This week, we dive into the fascinating systems that show how deeply patterns and codes are woven into our lives. First up: the Fibonacci Sequence. It’s a simple pattern;…

Young Tassie Scientist at Star of the Sea College (George Town Library)

This year’s Young Tassie Scientists from the University of Tasmania are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. Some of the Young Tassie Scientists on the north-east road trip are: Alex Paton (She/her), Ecologist – Tagging tabbies Victoria Roy (She/her), Microbiologist –…