09/03/2026
In Ms. Crisp's Design & Discovery class, students are taking geometry from the page to the real world by designing precise patterns from flat pieces of poster board and carefully calculating measurements and angles so their designs can be folded, connected, and transformed into 3D geometric shapes.
This hands-on challenge requires more than just creativity; it puts math, spatial reasoning, precision, problem-solving, and critical thinking to work. Students have to think ahead, test their designs, identify what isn’t working, and make adjustments to create a successful final product.
It’s a great example of how STEM learning connects mathematical concepts to real-world design and engineering challenges.