 One of my favorite things about what Tessalation! has done is give adults with an interest and love of mathematics a book to teach their children about a mathematical concept. The math isn't in-your-face in Tessalation!, but kids should leave the experience knowing what a tessellation is and, possibly, being able to identify it in the world. On his blog The Math Less Traveled, Brent Yorgey writes about using the book as a jumping off point for creating tessellations. Read the full post on The Math Less Traveled here.
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AuthorEmily Grosvenor, author of Tessalation!, a children's book about tesselations and patterns in nature. Archives
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