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3D PRINTED MATH
If you have access to a 3D Printer, try printing toys, gadgets, puzzles, and math manipulatives.
Creativity is a major part of growing up, and 3D printed toys can let kids express that. Everyone can design 3D models to print or visit websites like Thingiverse to find free models to customize or print directly. You can support the designer by clicking the tip the designer button.
Do not worry that if you cannot 3D print, you can still purchase the one-of-a-kind 3D models.
by mrbenbritton
Height vs Slant Height
A set of pyramids and a cone which have had slices taken out to help students identify the hidden triangles.
by Freakazoid
Proof of the Theorem
Use the given regions to cover the squares to prove Pythagoras Theorem
by roklobster04
Solids of Constant Width
These shapes have the same width (height) no matter how they are rotated or rolled.
by AJsRaceway
Oloid-like shape
When it rolls, every point on its surface touches the ground
by Taevinrude
Brachistochrone Curve Demonstration
Which is the fastest possible path a ball can take when falling between two points?
by PhilKloppers
3D Optical
Illusion
he Squarcle is a 3D optical illusion based on the work of Kokichi Sugihara
Book Recommendation;
Visualizing Mathematics with 3D Printing
by Henry Segerman
