About
For many students Maths is about Facts, Figures and Formulas. The Mathematicalendar puts the missing "F" back in - Fun! It will change the way you think about Maths!
It turns the date into patterns, equations and puzzles that link the day, month and year together. And you can create your own as well. The picture pages show Maths at work in different, often surprising, situations in the real world. It's fun, creative and connected
Mathematics is everywhere, after all! It’s all about patterns that appear in our daily lives, in nature, and in our built environment. That’s the simple beauty of Mathematics – often unnoticed, but there anyway!
The Mathematicalendar will help Maths become part of your daily routine, and assist you on your journey into the wonderful Language of your Universe.
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Everyone can use the Mathematicalendar in their daily lives:
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Children and students of all ages - Primary and High School.
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Parents, to help re-learn what they might've forgotten, so they can help their children.
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Teachers, to use as lesson starters, or to build lessons around.
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Lovers of numbers everywhere, for a little entertainment each day.
About the Creator
The Mathematicalendar is the creation of Paul Bowyer, a Maths teacher and Mobile Mathematician and based in Sydney, Australia.
After a career in the IT industry, Paul started teaching Maths in 2014. He uses innovative teaching techniques to connect Mathematics to the world around us.
He presents at conferences and does school visits.
He also does online tutoring from Year 3 - Year 12.
Tailored Calendars for Schools
You can have The Mathematicalendar tailored for your school – a great way to help build the numeracy of the whole school community!
You can include:
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Your school crest, website and motto on the cover
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Colour scheme using your school colours
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Photos of your students, conveying Mathematical ideas
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A personalised message from your Principal or Executive
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A4 or A3 sizes available
Maths at the Markets
The Mathematicalendar travels to markets around Sydney between October and January. It's a feast of mathematical fun and fascination for students from Year 1 to Year 101!
