This document discusses using a camera phone to discover and document geometry, patterns, and fractals in everyday objects and nature. It encourages taking pictures of angles, shapes, and patterns found in architecture, leaves, flowers and other natural or man-made objects. These pictures can then be uploaded to sites like Flickr to share discoveries and document progress on geometry-related projects.

1. Geometry Applications

2. Angles! Discover all the obtuse, acute and right angles around you! Take pictures of nature, architecture, and everyday objects to see if you can identify the angles within them!

3. Shapes! Discover the geometry all around you! Take pictures of geometric shapes like circles, rhombuses, parallelograms, quadrilaterals, pentagons, etc.!

4. Patterns! Discover the patterns all around you! Take pictures of patterns in things like leaves on a tree . Take pictures of patterns in architecture!

5. Fractals! Discover the fractals in the nature in your own backyard! Take close up pictures of leaves, and flowers to discover the hidden patterns in nature!

6. Document the Location! Use the too Whrrl to document the location of geometric shapes and fractals in your community!

7. Upload Your Pics! Upload your pics and videos to sites like Flickr, Photobucket, and Bubbleshare so that you your teacher and classmates can view your discoveries!

8. Document Progress! Use your phone to take photos of projects in progress ! Document your steps with photos so you can better understand the process!

9. Use Advanced Programs! Use advanced, free programs like Quad2Go from Math4Mobile to enhance your learning experience!

10. Conclusion Your camera phone and geometry are a match made in Progress! Use the tools that are already at your fingertips to help you get that A!