Heart Art in Math - Draw a Cardioid

Aiming to build children’s STEAM skills where mathematics meets art to work and get inspired through the creative process of mathematics meeting art, this content will engage students in mathematics by allowing them to explore the cardioid to make a heart art design. Students will practice how to draw a cardioid in a simplistic way and color in the geometric cardioid shape to create their heart art design. This course is ideal to inspire and bring the lessons to life and allow students to discover the beauty in math💕.

🎥 This video is recorded using myViewBoard Classroom and simulating online teaching from home.

🙋 You can use ViewSonic Originals which is saved as Open Learning Format (.olf) represented in myViewBoard Whiteboard and Classroom interchangeably. Also, you can open Originals Graphics & Online Games from Classroom Magic Box; Originals Backgrounds from Classroom Background management.

ACTIVITIES:

• Video-assisted Learning: Watch the video to discover the most famous mathematical heart shape- Cardioid.
• Challenge I: draw a cardioid with straight lines: Watch the video-assisted learning to learn how to make a cardioid with straight lines and discover the geometric cardioid shape created by drawing evenly spaced lines around a circle
• Challenge II: draw a cardioid with a compass: Watch the video and Originals-animation assisted learning to know how to make a cardioid with a compass and discover the cardioid curve given as an envelope of many circles.
• Heart Art Design: Draw a cardioid and color in the geometric cardioid shape to complete the Heart Art design and share the story to classmates.

💡 Originals Tips and Tricks:

• Teachers can use myViewBoard Whiteboard Participate mode or Classroom Huddle mode in the whiteboard for group live collaboration.
• In myViewBoard Classroom, teachers can share the pages to start Huddle discussion for students to complete the activities. When finished, teachers can lecture and export their Huddle pages.
• In myViewBoard Whiteboard, students can interact in the class by useusing the Companion App Throw feature to participate and upload their artwork either in person or remotely as feedback.
• This activity can be used to decorate bulletin board or classroom wall for Valentine's Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Friendship Day, or any time of the year to show the love.