This promethean asks pupils to investigate euler's rule and platonic solids. It includes a viseo of how a group of pupils can work together to make an icosatetrahedron. Great for an end of term!
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Looks brilliant! Would it be possible to have the 'raw' videos uploaded as my powerpoint doesn't want to play the embedded ones?
Excellent. Will be using the wordsearch with lower ability class, but great for those more able.
Just made the solids up before going back to school after Aussie holidays = brilliant. Not actually doing anything connected to this with any of my classes at the moment, but I WILL FIND A WAY to do them anyway. Thanks for this brilliant resource. (Could be worth using the old round hole reinforcers - looks like an annulus - on the white side of the holes so that string/wool won't tear thru)
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