Mother's Day

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For Mother's Day, we in Room 8 made agamographs as gifts for our beautiful mothers.

An agamograph is a picture that changes when you look at it from different angles. It is a form of math art and allowed us to practice our fractions through paper folding, while having fun and being creative.

Here are a few samples of our agamographs!












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