Use two or more rangometry shapes to create your tiles. Now trace the tiles to create different paths.
Step 1: Create tiles by joining two or more rangometry shapes (like combining triangles to make a square, or joining squares and triangles).
Step 2: Trace these tiles repeatedly to create paths.
Principle: The repeating tile pattern should cover the path without gaps or overlaps, demonstrating tessellation principles.
Explanation
Children create their own tiles by combining basic shapes and then use these tiles to create paths. This activity helps them understand how repeating units create patterns and how shapes can tessellate.
Solution Steps
Create tiles by joining two or more rangometry shapes (like combining triangles to make a square, or joining squares and triangles).
Trace these tiles repeatedly to create paths.
Ensure the repeating tile pattern covers the path without gaps or overlaps.