SNOWFLAKES by

ATAKUM ANADOLU İMAM HATİP LYCEE HAFIZLIK SECONDAY SCHOOL

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SNOWFLAKES (7C)

naziyec — 2023-01-16 17:29:06 UTC

Snowflaxes are so incredible and amazing. Because each snowflake is different from each other and they has a symmetrical geometry. We prapared our snowflake models. First we folded and cut the papers and then glued them to the board. That was so fun.

SNOWFLAKES (7A)

naziyec — 2023-01-16 17:32:29 UTC

YEMİŞLİ SECONDARY SCHOOL

zeynep56eregli — 2023-01-18 09:18:10 UTC

SNOWFLAKES 7A

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zeynep56eregli — 2023-01-18 09:21:31 UTC

Snowflakes have an amazing structure. We folded our papers to make snowflakes. Then we cut through the line to get different snowflake shapes. it was a fun event.

Elazığ Gazi Secondary School-SNOWFLAKES

cigdemsalan62 — 2023-01-23 19:50:43 UTC

The students had a great fun while creating their snowflakes.It was their first experience and they learnt step by step.It was a fantastic event

2023-02-23 09:27:57 UTC

In this activity, we created various snowflake models with craft papers. Snowflakes that form one by one turn into other snowflakes in more complex shapes in the form of branched shoots from their corners. Each snowflake has a different shape from the others, that is, no two are alike. We noticed the magnificent structure in the snowflakes, were surprised and had great admiration. Mathematically, each snowflake is formed by a fractal pattern of hexagonal shapes defined as n and r intertwined. Here n is the number of hexagons and r is its width.

Ahmet Kerem NSB

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Alp NSB

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Ece Su NSB

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Ece Su NSB

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Mücahid NSB

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Abdullah NSB

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We saw that snowflakes have a very interesting structure.No two structures are alike.We noticed that they form in the shape of regular hexagons in nature.The regular hexagon is used in many places in nature, in bee honeycombs, in snowflakes.We watched videos of how the game Crystallized.Thank Kenneth Libbrecht who allowed you to use the images of his research on Snowflakes.

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İçel Anadolu Lisesi

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Kuzey NSB

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Snowflakes pinned on the board by pupils

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