Isn't that cool? The artist who made that, Vi Hart - Mathemusician, has more amazing videos here.
I showed that to the kids (ages 6, and 7...my 2 year old was napping). They were ready to bail on it at first but then she started drawing and they were hooked. After it was finished they wanted to try it too. So did I!
Here's what I drew...
(You wouldn't believe how hard it is to try to make
hearts in different sizes all the exact same shape...
Just makes me even more impressed that the
Mathemusician can do that with ELEPHANTS!)
And here's what my 6 year old drew...
hearts in different sizes all the exact same shape...
Just makes me even more impressed that the
Mathemusician can do that with ELEPHANTS!)
And here's what my 6 year old drew...
My 7 year old drew some too, but he drew them on dark blue construction paper in pencil, and it doesn't photograph well. Plus he's not finished.
Really enjoyed this and plan to do more! You know, when I was a teen I thought of myself as a "creative person" (still do), and saw math and science as the polar opposite to that. But over the years I've learned that it isn't. Math and science can be useful tools to help you express your creativity.
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