Angles & functions
Spirals, helixes and sunflowers
Work out how radius, angle and height place each object. Compare three patterns that share the same coordinate rule.
Learn by changing one thing
Make maths visible
Short investigations in mathematical art, geometry and 3D making. Start with a prediction, build a model and explain what changed.
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Construction & measurement
From 2D geometry to 3D
Use points, lines, circles and constraints. Test lengths and areas, then explore what an extrusion adds.
Files & physical models
Choose a 3D export format
Understand STL, GLB and OBJ, check scale and distinguish a visual model from a closed printable solid.
Teaching & reflection
Classroom maths projects
Build a lesson around symmetry, volume or waves, with evidence students can describe and compare.
A simple investigation routine
- Predict. Write down what you expect before changing a number.
- Build. Start with a small model so individual objects are easy to inspect.
- Compare. Change one setting and keep the others fixed.
- Explain. Connect what you see to a formula, diagram or measurement.
A striking picture is a useful starting point. A good explanation also identifies the units, assumptions and settings that produced it. Save the project settings so another learner can reproduce your result.
About these guides
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