 Tessellations  Fractals  Math in Rollercoasters  Topology  Fibonacci Sequence  Pascal's Triangle  Zeno’s Paradox  Conic Sections  Codes and.

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 Tessellations  Fractals  Math in Rollercoasters  Topology  Fibonacci Sequence  Pascal's Triangle  Zeno’s Paradox  Conic Sections  Codes and Ciphers On each page click on the images to explore various websites on the given topics. By exploring each website answer the questions on each page.

 What is a tessellation?  How can things tessellate?  Where have I seen a tessellation?

What are fractals? Where are they seen in nature? What math is involved?

How can something so cool use math? What is the math behind creating a rollercoaster? What equations are used?

 What is topology?  What all American food comes to mind when topology is mentioned?  What is important about topology?

 What is the Fibonacci Sequence?  What patterns do you notice?

 What patterns are in Pascal’s Triangle?

First click on the image below to watch a short information clip on Zeno’s Paradox. After the clip read more about it.

What did you learn about Codes and Ciphers? What math is involved?

 The Golden Ratio  Tower of Hanoi  Cryptography