Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Garden Math

by Phoebe Green and Beth Koennicke


Gardens are a source full of fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers that provide for and sustain life. But did you know a garden, from its creation to harvest, is rich in mathematical concepts and connections as well? From finding area and perimeter to observing shapes and symmetry, gardens are truly authentic models of mathematical concepts. Whether you are an educator looking for new ways to teach math or someone interested in the mathematics required to create your own garden, you’ve come to the right place!
But enough introductions; welcome and enjoy!

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