#PolypadTaskWeek Day 5: We end the week with an astonishing game: rotate the spinners, block the corresponding squares, and then fill the rest of the grid with the given shapes. mathigon.org/task/genius-sq…

#PolypadTaskWeek Day 4: Today we’ll learn a magic trick: to make parts of geometric shapes appear and disappear … or do they? mathigon.org/task/currys-pa…

#PolypadTaskWeek Day 3: How can you split a regular dodecagons (12-gon) into rhombuses? How many do you need? What are their interior angles? Many more questions at mathigon.org/task/dodecagons

#PolypadTaskWeek Day 2: Can you work out how the area of a polygon is related to the number of lattice points it contains? mathigon.org/task/picks-the…

Looking for some fun and visual math tasks? Everyday this week @MathigonOrg will be sharing curious and imaginative activities. Check out their first task Pentomino Perimeters👇#PolypadTaskWeek

It’s #PolypadTaskWeek! Every day, we will share a curious and imaginative activity for your classroom – starting with the perimeter of shapes made out of pentominoes. What is the largest/smallest perimeter you can make? What about odd numbers? mathigon.org/task/pentomino…