Build it. Math made it possible.
PBL projects span weeks or months. Each ends with something students can hold, photograph, or hang on the wall — and a deeper understanding of the math that made it possible.
Graf(it) Art
Students build their own piece of art using only mathematical functions. Over a month, each design grows from 100–200 equations — and ends up on the gallery wall.
Equation of Me
Students compose an algebraic "self-equation" — a creative bridge between identity, language, and mathematical expression. A reflective project that brings English and math into the same conversation.
Music of Me
Students compose an original song in the browser and prove that every measure adds up — discovering that musical notation is fraction arithmetic. Ends in printable sheet music with a QR code that plays their song.
Me-Grams
Students solve the seven classic tangram puzzles, then design a tangram of their own that must be congruent, dilated, and perfectly square at once. It ends as a printed puzzle booklet other students can solve.