Tired of students asking to make paper snowflakes? So was I until I incorporated the Japanese art of Notan Design into the lesson plan. We start with the science of the snowflake using the book "Snowflake Bentley" and then do a deep dive into symmetry, learning the difference between radial and bilateral.
Don't you love the way this student used the symmetrical shape of a snowman's silhouette within the design? So clover.
Even the simplest shapes make beautiful snowflakes.
Sometimes they are very excited and want to keep cutting.
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