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Math Park & Math Playground

Playgrounds are the best places to explore math and physics. There are fantastic opportunities with classical structures like swings, slides, and seesaws. (Do not forget to check out the playground math page.) But we can still up our game by adding some extra elements?

 

Here are some ideas:

Königsberg Bridges
Königsberg Bridges

Click the image for the details of the mini-park to teach the kids one of the most iconic problems of Mathematics by playing on it.

Math Swing
Math Swing

June 2011 AD Campaign by Cramer-Krasselt  to raise awareness of the positive impact parents' involvement with their child's education.

Hundred Chart
Hundred Chart

Visit the webpage " 30+ Things to do with a hundred Chart "

Lever Lift
Lever Lift

Simple Machines at Play Exhibition at Science City’s exhibit space by Burns & McDonnell

Giant lever
Giant lever

Science Exhibition at Pacific Science Center

Klein Bottle at park
Klein Bottle at park

A Maze-like life size version of Klein Bottle where you can go in and out.(Display from Phaeno Museum)

Weight on Moon Sign
Weight on Moon Sign

June 2011 AD Campaign by Cramer-Krasselt  to raise awareness of the positive impact parents' involvement with their child's education.

Math Mazes
Math Mazes

Math Maze Mats (Indoor / Outdoor)

Giant Hanoi Tower
Giant Hanoi Tower

You can try to solve the famous Hanoi Puzzle using giant foam rings.

Playground dome
Playground dome

This color coded version shows the vertices of degree 6 with blue, degree 5 with red ..

Fibonacci Park
Fibonacci Park

Check out the website to see panels featuring other representations of the Golden Ratio to bring the theme to life.

Mobius at park
Mobius at park

A 3D version of Mobius Strip can be used as a racetrack for magnetic cars. (Display from Phaeno Museum)

Sundial
Sundial

You can even make a sundial on your own as a STEAM project to install outdoor.

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