- Mythical Creatures: Integrating Art and Math
- Number Portrait
- Delauney Marker Drawing
- Connect the Dot Geometry Designs
- How to Make Your Own Paper Polyhedra
- Bridging the Gap Between Math and Art (Slide Show)
- free mandala designs to print
- Paper-Plate Polyhedron (basic step-by-step tutorial)
- Parabolic Line Drawing Exercise
- Drawing Buildings from Deep Space Sparkle
- Perfect Percent Patchworks
- Fish Tessellation
- 6th Grade: Frank Stella Protractor Series
- An Exercise in Symmetry
- Painted Paper Geometry Designs (idea)
- Paper Towel Quilts - Teach Math!
- Op Art Like Vaserely
- Imbalance Contest Winners Announced!
- Notan Expanding the Square
- Paintings - Math Source
- Abstract Numbers
- 4th Grade: Circle Patterns (Rotational Symmetry)
- Area Exercise from mathactivities.net
- Prisms and Pyramids from mathactivities.net
- Circle Activity from mathactivities.net
- Reflections, Translations, and Rotations concept is a very ancient exercise in math used by art instructors for centuries: Art Exercises: , , , , , , ,
- Trace the numbers with your own matchbox cars here and here
- Clothespin Number Match Games: squares,
- Muffin Cup Counting Games: buttons,
- Teaching Addition With Popsicle Sticks
- Little Pumpkin and Jack-O-Lantern Number Books
- Using measuring cups to teach fractions
- Learning ordinal numbers
- Recognizing both written number words and number type: Egg carton game
- Division Mosaics by Math Fact Fun
- Number Hole Punch Games: no theme,
- Beach Ball Toss: Addition Game
- Craft Your Own Abacus
- Creative Counting With Pom Poms
- Number Matching Game
- Montessori-Inspired Greater Than Less Than Alligator Math
- Number Rings: A Cool Math Game
- Golf tees & Playdough math
- A car parking lot matching numbers game
- Water Balloon Number Target Practice
- Learning Coin Values with Games
- Both Addition Number Family Eggs and Build a Number
- Adding, number recognition and counting with fish themes
- Free Happy Frog Math
- Lego Addition and Subtraction Fun
- Number boards for counting rocks
- Montessori Ocean Math Activities at PreK + K Sharing
- Bowling Math Games: Quaker Oats cans,
- Telling Time With Sidewalk Chalk
- Stamp-n-Design time telling game
- Money Card Game
- Place Value Beads
- Dot Dabber Dice Game
- Fair not Fair Money Game!
- Place Value and Telling Time by Two Can Do It
- Planting a Numbers Garden
- Skip Counting: Counting by Fives with Turkey Hand Prints, Odds vs. Evens with cupcakes,
- How much does it weigh? and Measuring with Legos and What kids learn when baking
- Math Comparison Activities
- Fraction strips paper and wooden versions of the same game
- Teaching kids about money: educational money games for kids
- How to teach kids about money - by annuity.org
- Place Value and a Freebie
- Teaching Place Value With Marshmallows and Cereal
Logic Puzzles:
- logic puzzles from The Puzzle Baron
- All Logic Problems
- Enchanted Learning Logic Puzzles
- SIAM: Math Matters, Apply It!
- Everyday Mathematics
- Kitchen Math workbook series
- Home Math workbook series
- Money Math workbook series
- GeoMath
- "The Art of Math" Project Entry Document
- The Beauty Mathematics: Math & Art
- String Art is Calculus
- DIY 3D Geometric Paper Sculpture
- Studio 360: Mathematical Art
- Mathematics & art
- Math in Art: Unique artistic renderings by mathematicians.
- Reclaiming DaVinci: Art, Visualization, Mathematics
- Drawing and visualizing math equations
- Harmonograph in action
- Sand Pendulum
- Headspace Spatial Robot Kinetic Sculpture
- Linkogram drawing machine
- Paul the robot drawing Patrick
- How to Make an Escher-esque Tessellation
- 3D Origami Rainbow Vase
The Classic Art Meets Math Art Project
"Here's a quick tutorial on making a funky tessellation art project with just a pencil, protractor, and a sheet of construction paper. This particular way of doing it utilizes an equilateral triangle so that your finished shape will tessellate on a rotation." by Honeypaw
"Here's a quick tutorial on making a funky tessellation art project with just a pencil, protractor, and a sheet of construction paper. This particular way of doing it utilizes an equilateral triangle so that your finished shape will tessellate on a rotation." by Honeypaw
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