Gifts for Maths Entusiasts
If you know any Maths enthusiasts, perhaps a Maths student or a teacher of Mathematics, here are 10 gift ideas that they will love!
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1. Maths Themed Merchandise
Maths T-Shirt
These T-shirts are great and being from Zazzle you can change the wording very easily.
Maths Badge
This is a great gift for your Mathematics teacher, or perhaps to give to a pupil as a prize.
Maths Socks
A touch of intellect and whimsy with maths and science socks, perfect for teachers, scientists, or anyone who appreciates equations.
2. Mathematical puzzles and Books.
Puzzle Books
The Ultimate Mathematical Challenge has over 365 puzzles to test your wits and excite your mind. From starter puzzles to perplexing Olympiad problems designed to stretch even the strongest mathematicians.
3. Maths Posters and Art
Map of Mathematics
Checkout Redbubble for poster ideas, like this map of mathematics.
First 4000 Digits of Pi – Art Print
The seller says, “I set out to produce interesting, often playful, designs with a mathematical truth embedded in them for the viewer to find.”
4. Maths Jewellery
5. Maths Themed Stationery
6. 3D Geometry Models
Sacred Geometry Model Kit
The Nested Polyhedra Orb Kit combines a pyramid, cube, and dodecahedron into a unique display model
7. Maths Games
8. Books by Famous Mathematicians
BLETCHLEY PARK BRAINTEASERS (PAPERBACK)
Join the code breakers of Bletchley Park in their enjoyment of a devilish challenge,
Famous Maths books
Titles like “The Man Who Knew Infinity” by Robert Kanigel or “Fermat’s Enigma” by Simon Singh provide inspiring stories and deep insights into the world of maths.
9. Graphing Calculator
Blinged up calculator
If you think they all ready have a graphic calculator, I bet they don’t have a blinged up one!
10. Educational Software
Programs like MATLAB, Wolfram Mathematica, or subscriptions to math problem-solving platforms like Brilliant.org offer advanced tools and learning opportunities.
