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I often use connections between  mathematics, daily life and nature. Every day I explain to my pupils that mathematics  is inside our  practical life. They often play to sell and buy products of everyday life, or measure materials to create crafts.They observe the nature, for example the leaves to study simmetry.

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Usually i love to explain the translation with the works of  M.C. Escher

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M. C. Escher - Artist, Mathematician, Man - Roger Penrose and Jon Chapman

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In chemistry, math is used to calculate energy in reactions, compression of a gas, grams needed to add to a solution to reach desired concentration, and quantities of reactants needed to reach a desired product. It is important to know how to mathematically handle chemistry problems in order to understand what they mean and how to prepare specific quantities of chemicals.

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Measurement lessons will go beyond the simple measurement of point A to point B and demonstrate how linear measure can be applicable to real world problems. For example it's possible to use Google Earth for measuring the distances in centimeters, yards, miles, and other units.

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Science and mathematics are integrally related. Mathematics, to a great extent, is the language of science. By analyzing and interpreting data - and using mathematical and computational thinking- students experience how math is a tool that helps to explain the world around us.
Science experiences contribute to the development of other operations basic to the study of mathematics. Some of these operations are: conserving substance and length, one-to-one correspondence, ordering, seriating, and classifying.
Students develop numeracy capabilities as they investigate concepts fundamental to Geography. They calculate scale, distance on the map or real distance on Earth. One of the most common task is to calculate the real area of a place using the map scale. They apply numeracy skills in geographical analysis by counting and measuring, constructing and interpreting tables and graphs, calculating and interpreting statistics and using statistical analysis.

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Fractal

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Symmetry

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Have you used Math activities/projects showing Maths in everyday life or in nature with your students? How did they go? What did they learn from implementing them? 

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Have you used Math activities/projects showing Maths in everyday life or in nature with your students? How did they go? What did they learn from implementing them? 

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I usually do some activities with my pupils to show as the mathematics is in everyday life or in nature, often we go around for our school garden to observing and measuring the plants.

I usually divide the lesson in two parts, a part in which my pupils can make experience and a part in which they can apply the knowledges acquired by the reality.
In general the activities  are:

play to sell and buy products of everyday life,

measure their own height,

measure materials to create crafts,

measure the classroom or the school garden to understand the measure of lenght,

sometimes  we make some recipe like salami of chocolate,

observe and draw the leaves of the plants,

measure the time and the temperature.

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Properties of mathematics that are depicted in nature:

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Properties of mathematics that are depicted in nature:

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I. Symmetry:

Bilateral;

Radial.

Patterning:

II. Bacterial population growth;

III. Snowflakes;

IV. Diamonds.

V. Fibonacci sequence

VI. Tesselations

VII. Fractals

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Mathematics is everywhere in this universe, even though we may not notice it.

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Math is present in our world all the time... in the schools, in our homes, and in our personal lives.

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Module 2. Maths in everyday life and nature

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Module 2. Maths in everyday life and nature

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WHY IS MATHEMATICS IMPORTANT IN YOUR LIFE | ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

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Module 1. Why Maths is important and useful ?

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Module 1. Why Maths is important and useful ?

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Roger Antonsen: Math is the hidden secret to understanding the world

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Unlock the mysteries and inner workings of the world through one of the most imaginative art forms ever -- mathematics -- with Roger Antonsen, as he explains how a slight change in perspective can reveal patterns, numbers and formulas as the gateways to empathy and understanding.

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Math is a universal language for all countries.
Math is important in all part of our life because  we use math to do a lot of thing... when we go shopping or plan an holiday or pay a bill, or cook our food.  Moreover we use math in chemistry and physics. Instead at school, math helps to develop critical thinking in our students and to be creative in  problem solving and finding solutions.

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21st century jobs

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Math encourages precision and persistence

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Math helps people understand their world better

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Universal language

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Math is a necessary component of everyday life

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Math teaches logical and critical thinking

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EXPERT: Małgorzata Garkowska
DATE: 12 - 22.11.2018
LANGUAGE: English
TARGET GROUP: Maths teachers
SHORT DESCRIPTION: Math teachers have always been interested in reducing under-achievement that students present in this subject. One problem is that Math can be very abstract. In this Learning Event, we shall discuss about Maths applications in different areas of living and share how to help make this subject more practical by highlighting its various applications in other sciences and encouraging cross-curricular activities, creativity, innovation.

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My name is Antonina Stallone, i teach maths in a primary school in Milan.
My students are from 6 to 11.
I love teach...really i think... i don't work but i still go to school!
Every single day i learn something from my pupils.