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Create a dynamic piece of art using Geogebra by either creating an "egg tool" or "flower tool" based on movable points, then use the tool to make an interesting dynamic artwork with a colored background. Save the Geogebra file and tool, zip them together, and submit it by May 10th for a chance to win.
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Geogebra competion
- 1. GeoGebra competition Create a dynamic piece of art with eggs or flowers The idea: By creating a Geogebra tool 1 you can easily create dynamic graphics based on egg forms or flower forms. A tutorial will show you how to create an egg tool or flower tools. Your task: 1. Create an “egg tool” based on points A and B or a “flower tool” similar to this one and save this tool (tool_michelle_DE.ggt). 2. Use the tool to create some interesting and nice looking dynamic piece of art. Maybe you like to add a colored background …. The points to move or animate the construction should be marked in red. Save the file (flower_david_DE.ggb or eggart.ggb). Rules: 1. Zip both files and name it (michelle_DE.zip). 2. Send it to the coordinating teacher in your school until 10th may 2017. 3. Be creative and have fun!