Odd One Out
Discuss:
Which is the odd one out?
Learn:
Ever wonder why there are so many hexagons in nature?
Watch: Why Nature Loves Hexagons by Be Smart.
Read: Why Nature Prefers Hexagons by Nautilius to find out the geometric rules behind fly eyes, honeycombs, and soap bubbles.
Go Further:
Teachers: Check out the article Using ‘Hexagonal Thinking’ to Deepen Classroom Conversations from Edutopia.
“hexagonal thinking is designed to get kids thinking critically, making novel connections, debating, and providing evidence to support their reasoning.”
Use this online hexagon generator from Pam Hook to create templates for lessons.
Play:
The Hive: Stanley Street Reserve, Glengorie, Adelaide, SA.
The Hive is a bee inspired playground immersed in hexagon architecture. The space features plenty of shade, bbq facilities, seating, and even a honey shop for the little ones. Read more at this Kids In Adelaide review.
