Other projects

The Golden Spiral Puzzle is a fun, hands-on activity that introduces students to the Fibonacci sequence and geometric patterns. Students repeatedly draw the largest possible square within the remaining rectangle, using its shorter side as a guide. They then connect quarter-circle curves to form a spiral. Finally, students colour and number the squares, exploring the relationship between mathematics, geometry, and patterns found in nature.

NASA designed a giant "space flower" that folds up small enough to fit in a rocket, then blooms open to block a star's glare so we can see its planets. Fold your own paper starshade that wraps into a spiral and opens with a twist, then test it with a torch.

This project demonstrates a simple cardboard robotic hand that mimics finger movement using straws and strings. The cardboard forms the hand structure, the straws guide the strings, and pulling the strings bends the fingers like tendons in a real hand. It is a simple way to learn about robotics, joints, and human hand movement.