Running Tracks
This Cre8ate maths activity gives the opportunity for accurate measurement, scale drawing and calculations involving pi.
If there is access to a running track, students look at how the track is marked out and distances measured accurately for runners in each of the lanes.
Alternatively, if a track is not available, students can investigate:
• Where could a track be placed in the school grounds?
• What is the smallest area required?
• How can the track lanes be marked accurately?
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