Today we learned about tessellation. A tessellation is a collection of shapes that fill a paper with no overlaps and no gaps. We went looking for some examples around the school. We are making some of our own.
Thanks to Tane and Jayde for taking the photos.
We are the... Room 13 Digital Dudes, Russell Street School, Palmerston North, New Zealand.
Wow they were really cool photos of tessellatio.Next time we could find some tessellation around the class room.
ReplyDeleteLachlan's mum:- when Lachlan brought home his spelling it had the word "tessellation" I wondered what what going on. It was a word I had not heard, nor did I know what it meant. Luckily, not only did Lachlan know how to spell it - he knew what it meant and explained it to me. Great work Rm 13 for teaching your parents new things.
ReplyDeleteWow jade and tane you got heaps of good photos.I don't relly think that the nummber 15 was tessellaion. Are you meaning the ground.the lines on the peace of wood is'nt tessellaion because some limes are womky and some are straight.
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