Easily take your grid lesson to the next level!
Grid transfers are a popular and a great technique, but you can take it to the next level with warped grids. It's fun, and students enjoy the challenge. No need for Photoshop or digital editing. This simple method works for everyone.
Students should already be familiar with regular grid transfers first, then give this a try. HERE is my regular ridding technique.
This method uses very little measuring, unless you want to focus on that as your intercurricular connection. Certainly, this lesson offers a lot of opportunity to incorporate fractions as the method is based on the number 8 because it so easily divides into halves, quarters, and eighths.
There is also no need to fuss with perfectly square grids because our intent is to warp the image anyway. The video below will serve as a nice introduction should you wish to take this on. With or without rulers, this is a fairly straight forward lesson. If you like it, consider hitting the "like and subscribe buttons" for more.
Students should already be familiar with regular grid transfers first, then give this a try. HERE is my regular ridding technique.
This method uses very little measuring, unless you want to focus on that as your intercurricular connection. Certainly, this lesson offers a lot of opportunity to incorporate fractions as the method is based on the number 8 because it so easily divides into halves, quarters, and eighths.
There is also no need to fuss with perfectly square grids because our intent is to warp the image anyway. The video below will serve as a nice introduction should you wish to take this on. With or without rulers, this is a fairly straight forward lesson. If you like it, consider hitting the "like and subscribe buttons" for more.
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