Foldscopes in an Art Class

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I'm a microbiologist teaching in a public high school with the amazing opportunity to teach many levels chemistry and microbiology.

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I took my foldscopes to an art classroom as a joint project for the students. The students were asked to find the patterns in nature by looking through the foldscopes and then create an art project based on what they saw. Below is one example of the artwork that resulted from the observations of the parts of a buttercup flower.
butter cup flower petal
Pollen grains from the buttercup flower.
Resulting artwork from foldscope activity.

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