Hello friends of @hive a pleasure to greet you, a few days ago we were walking through a boulevard known from our city and among one of the murals that could be seen an optical illusion made with cubes, my daughter Sophia loved him and called him very attention and we thought it would be a good idea to reproduce it and take the opportunity to learn some figures and geometric bodies. Today we will practice fun geometry and share a pleasant time with our children while they learn.
A mural with this kind of optical illusion was what I called my daughter's attention!
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Materials:
Process:
- Start by drawing a hexagon.
- Divide it into three parallelograms as indicated in the photo below.
- Repeat with adjacent hexagons and make as many rows as you want.
- Color the parallelograms in this way: dark, moderately dark, very light or white.
We draw the hexagons and divide them into 3 parallelograms.
We add more rows of hexagons.
So until you get tired!
Then he begins to color it so that the illusion is appreciated.
In the end we stayed like this, my daughter loved it!
Adding color, you see a staircase of rectangular prisms.
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Thank you for visiting my blog and I look forward to seeing you in my next publication, where we will surely educate our children in a fun and dynamic way. Regards!!
