Develop spatial imagination
Novotalitskaya school
Under the guidance of Tatyana Yurievna Timofeyeva, a teacher of mathematics, the guys worked on the project “The Wonderful World of Polyhedra”. We made our own sweeps and used the sweeps from the "Magic Edges" sets.
PHOTO GALLERY
Stellated polyhedron - Scar Tatyana, student 11a class
Icosahedron - Filatov Danila, a student of grade 8b
Stellated polyhedron - Dmitry Nazarov, a student of grade 11a
Small cubicuboctahedron - of Kuznetsov Alexey, pupil of grade 8b
Small stellated dodecahedron - of Kapninsky Vladislav, a pupil of grade 11a
The truncated hexagonal pyramid of Kozyrev Artem, a pupil of grade 11a
Small icosicosidodecahedron (polyhedron made by students of the 11th class)
Compound of five tetrahedra (polyhedron made by students of the 11th class)
Great dodecahedron - Timofeev Peter, a student of class 6g
Octahedron and regular pentagonal prism of Berezkin Darya, student of grade 6g
Truncated icosahedron - Pospelova Victoria, student of grade 8b
Icosahedron - RybkinaArtema, student 8b class
Small icosihemidodecahedron - Timofeev Peter, pupil of grade 6g
Compound of cube and octahedron - Melnikova Ekaterina, student of grade 11a
Compound of two tetrahedra - Dobrovinskaya Irina
We thank all the students of Novotalitskaya Secondary School, Ivanovo District, Ivanovo Region and their teacher Timofeeva Tatyana Yuryevna!
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