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Re: Maths and Art
Wed, 25 Mar 1998 11:12:14 -0500
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I'm sure you've heard this before.But M.C.Escher is the man for
Math.The Units on Tessalation are wonderful.I know several grade
school teachers who use him in 4th-8th grade. Also I did him for Art lit
last year with K-7th. We didn't have 8th grade last year.
Just an idea.
John Bibby, QED of York, York, England wrote:
>
> Maths, Art, History esp. Multicultural
>
> We are putting together plans for an international children's art
> competition on Maths and Art.
>
> We are looking for international partners for this event, to
> publicise it locally.
>
> If you are interested (and if you are NOT from the U.K.), please send
> me an email.
>
> Thanks
> JOHN BIBBY
>
> PS: I'd especially like to hear from other European countries,
> because that would open up various sources of Euro-funding -
> Kaleidoscope etc.
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