Professor Pete's Classroom

A K-6 math blog. We believe every child CAN succeed in K-6 math.

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Transformer beetle #365 #insect #nature #naturephotography 16.11.2016 (at Kingston, Queensland, Australia)

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"Super moon"? Not sure it's that super, but beautiful nonetheless. #365 15.11.2016

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Primary colours #365 #tekoma 4.10.2016

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A Mesmerising Malfunctioning Wind Turbine.

(Gizmodo)

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You have to love a malfunctioning wind turbine that makes beautiful 3-D patterns like this.

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More architectural math: check out the multiple 3-dimensional patterns.

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Architectural patterns

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beauty of simple

(obvious, ain’t it? explains that one)

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Beautiful moving text forms patterns based on math. Eighteen lines of text rotate at different speeds that are multiples of the first (1x speed) rotating text.

This shows patterns of common factors which upper elementary students could observe and explain.

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Light beam reflecting off glass tabletop #365 #geometry #angles #mathforkids #math4kids #profpetesclassroom