Tessellation is a geometric concept involving the arrangement of shapes to cover a surface without gaps or overlaps. There are three types of tessellations: regular, semiregular, and irregular, each defined by the types of polygons used. The document includes activities for creating tessellations through paper folding, tiles, and mosaic art, highlighting its importance in various real-world applications.
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Tessellation is a geometric concept involving the arrangement of shapes to cover a surface without gaps or overlaps. There are three types of tessellations: regular, semiregular, and irregular, each defined by the types of polygons used. The document includes activities for creating tessellations through paper folding, tiles, and mosaic art, highlighting its importance in various real-world applications.
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Tessellation
Slide 1: Introduction to Tessellation
- Definition: Tessellation is a fundamental concept in mathematics, particularly in geometry. - It involves the formation and arrangement of shapes to cover a surface without overlapping or leaving gaps. - Visual: An example of tessellation patterns.
Slide 2: Types of Tessellations
- 1. Regular Tessellations: Composed of identical regular polygons, such as equilateral triangles,
squares, or hexagons. - 2. Semiregular Tessellations: Composed of two or more types of regular polygons, arranged in a repeating pattern. - 3. Irregular Tessellations: Composed of irregular polygons, which do not have equal sides or angles. - Visual: Examples of each type of tessellation.
Slide 3: Activity 1 - Paper Folding
- Title: Create a Tessellation Pattern using Paper Folding.
- Instructions: Fold paper to create shapes and explore tessellations. - Visual: A paper folding example.
Slide 4: Activity 2 - Tile Patterns
- Title: Create a Tessellation Pattern using Tiles.
- Instructions: Use tiles or blocks to create tessellations. - Visual: A tile pattern example.
Slide 5: Activity 3 - Mosaic Art
- Title: Create a Mosaic Art using Tessellations.
- Instructions: Use small tiles or pieces to create mosaic art. - Visual: A mosaic art example.
Slide 6: Conclusion
- Summary of key points.
- Importance of tessellation in real-world applications such as architecture, design, and nature. - Encouragement for further exploration. Slide 7: Thank You
- Closing remarks. - Encouragement for questions and discussions.
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