This lesson brings Japanese culture into the maths classroom, allowing students to learn about the history and significance of three Japanese patterns (ichimatsu, uroko, and kikko) as they explore the properties of shapes and draw their own tessellations.
Designed for Upper KS2 and Lower KS3, the lesson introduces the concept of polygons and can be easily adapted by focusing on the tasks most suited to your students’ level. Extension activity ideas are also included.
An editable version of the PPTs are available on request - contact education@japansociety.org.uk.
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