Maths In Nature by Nancy Dickmann has clear, simple text works with stunning photographs to make maths fun and approachable. The booknexplores the Mathematical World in nature. Many things in nature follow the rules of number -patterns in a sunflower, the hexagonal shapes in a beehive and a snow crystal, and the spirals in Romanesco broccoli. Now find out why they re made or grow like that. Some of the rules are so important they have a scientific name, such as the Fibonacci Sequence and Golden Ratio nature really does have it all figured out! There are 10 challenges to try, too! Age 8 – 12 years. Contents: Maths all around us Mirror image In the round Adding Up The Golden ratio Geometric Homes Rock Patterns Let it Snow Fabulous fractals Beating the cold How many babies? Amazing Math Facts Educational Benefits of Maths In Nature by Nancy Dickmann: gain mathematical knowledge apply maths to solve problems understand that maths is part of real life Paperback Dimensions – 228mm x 205mm x 4mm
