On Friday, November 2, 2000, The Pacific Science Center Van visited Montlake to help increase our
understanding and appreciation of science, mathematics, and technology through interactive exhibitsand class lessons.
On Friday, November 2, 2000, The Pacific Science Center Van visited Montlake
to help increase our
understanding and appreciation of science, mathematics, and technology through
interactive exhibitsand class lessons.
Each class took a turn with the interactive exhibits.
Activities / and subject area addressed: clothes dryer and socks/probability
and statistics, stick puzzles/logic and spatial,
abacus/general math and computing,etch-a-sketch/geometry and x/y axis,
bell curve simulator/probability
and statistics, pentaminoes/geometry and spatial, interactive fractals/patterns,
stained glass tessellations/
geometry, archblocks/geometry, polydron figures/geometry,
counter box/big numbers.
 Cameron R. at a computer station |
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 Student working with geometric Polydron figures |
 Kyle F. and Derek Y. with their freestanding arch |
 Close-up of the engineering triumph |
 Process shot of arch construction |
 Sam assembling the magnetic Bucky Ball |
 Students building geometric shapes with Pentaminoes |
 Devin and Abdirman designing with stained glass tessellations |
