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LEARNING Canvas and Stretcher Key Stage 2 and 3 Maths |
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The Capel's Garden Explore the rule which tells you whether a pattern of paths can be walked along without going on any path twice through looking at the portrait of the Capel Family. |
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Lining
up time Quite a few portraits show several people standing or sitting in a line. Work out how many different ways this could be done and why the artist chose a certain arrangement. |
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Jones and Circles Explore pi in relation to circles and the work of the mathematician William Jones. |
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Hogarth's self-portrait Explore the Fibonacci series in relation to balance and proportion in a self-portrait by William Hogarth. |
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