Valentine's Day.
Yuck.
Mama Stevens and I don't celebrate it. Because really, who wants to celebrate the darkest holiday of them all.
But hey, kids are making valentine grams, so why not get weird with it?! And, while we're at it, why not use Desmos to get extra weird?
Yuck.
Mama Stevens and I don't celebrate it. Because really, who wants to celebrate the darkest holiday of them all.
But hey, kids are making valentine grams, so why not get weird with it?! And, while we're at it, why not use Desmos to get extra weird?
So here's the lesson plan:
Objective: Students use at least six functions to create a valentine gram
There. That's all.
Well, not completely all.
Give students the opportunity to be creative by heading over to desmos.com/art or, if you have some real go-getters, show them mathogram.desmos.com
If you want to provide a little bit more support, which I don't recommend, here is a function to start things off:
There. That's all.
Well, not completely all.
Give students the opportunity to be creative by heading over to desmos.com/art or, if you have some real go-getters, show them mathogram.desmos.com
If you want to provide a little bit more support, which I don't recommend, here is a function to start things off:
And there you go. The only requirement is that you need to show me some of the cool things your students create. Please!
Happy "Nerdy Heart" Fishing
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