Museums Math
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Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem Make and Learn
Make and Learn is a Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem hybrid education initiative combining curriculum-linked teaching units, interactive mini exhibits, maker-inspired after-school learning, and at-home science and technology challenges.
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Seattle Universal Math Museum
A hands-on math museum and event program where children explore mathematics through exhibits, family sessions, camps, and playful problem solving.
Science Museum Group Bottle Top Shapes
Bottle Top Shapes uses bottle tops or jar lids to help children investigate geometry, position, direction, symmetry and patterns through creative problem-solving.
Mystery Tubes
A Science Museum Group hands-on logic activity that asks learners to reason from evidence and investigate how an unseen system works.
Science Museum Group Shape Detectives
Shape Detectives is a Science Museum Group hands-on maths activity for KS1 children that uses cut-out shape finders to explore geometry, patterns and the shapes found in everyday objects.
Children’s Museum Houston Game Quest
An all-time-access collection of strategy and math games including Mancala, Gomoku, Shisima, Achi, Bagh Chal, and probability games with visible age-group and player guidance.
Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery
The Science Museum’s Mathematics: The Winton Gallery explores how mathematics has shaped the modern world through objects, stories, and gallery interpretation.
VI Children's Museum Math Works
Math Works is an interactive initiative from VI Children's Museum with hands-on activities, puzzles, and workshops that connect children and teens with mathematical thinking, including the M3 Maps Math & Myths workshop for ages 11–17.
Nurturing Numeracy Skills & Math Literacy through Children’s Museums
The Association of Children’s Museums explains how children’s museums can nurture numeracy and math literacy through playful, hands-on experiences for children and families.
Children’s Museum Houston 3D Virtual Field Trips
A museum collection of all-time-access 3D virtual field trips with videos and hands-on activities about water, physical science, invention, city life, matter, and math missions for ages 5 and up.
Children’s Museum Houston Count Me In Activities
A math activity collection from Children’s Museum Houston with printable games about money, fractions, strategy, patterns, logic, conjecture, and estimation in English and Spanish.
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