I love when I get to visit classrooms and teachers are doing creative, innovative things that really require students to think. Early in January I visited a math teacher who was introducing inversions by having students write their name in a way that read both upside down and right side up.
I was intrigued so had to try it myself. Would it be easier in cursive or block letters? Could I make it more interesting or artistic? I ended up needing graph paper and had to take it home to work on over the weekend.And just when I was feeling good about my creation, the math teacher brought me an amazing example a student had made in leather! When they're interested and engaged, students come up with amazing work.
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