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Gnomes bring a certain special magic to all things, so it’s no surprise that this Gnome Hat is even more magical with its Fibonacci spiral pattern in the design. Inspired by Dutch abstract artist Piet Mondrian, this Gnome hat is in fact an artistic representation of the Fibonacci sequence – a natural pattern that can be found everywhere from pinecones… Read More
Ready to give your Christmas tree crafts a creative twist this holiday season? A great way to break out of the ordinary is to make a handmade paper craft Christmas tree project with tree branches that are inspired by Fibonacci spirals. ( Disclosure : Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I… Read More
I just love art. When I went on a guided tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, I discovered my true passion for art. The tour guide focussed on particular aspects of the few art collections he had chosen for the excursion. He made me look at art exhibits through the artist’s eyes, and how each collection… Read More
A day spent outdoors is the perfect way to unwind and enjoy nature. Children need to be outside and get their hands dirty. Try going on a scavenger hunt with your kids if you’re looking for a fun activity to do together! Scavenger hunts in nature are a fun way for kids (and parents!) to learn about the world around… Read More
Scavenger hunt are a popular game among kids. They’re simple to set up and even simpler to play, but sometimes the most difficult part is coming up with new creative ideas! I’ve found that if you take into account what your target audience enjoys then their interests will guide everything else. This article will show you how to put together… Read More
If you’re looking for an engaging activity to do with your child or students, try our STEM Scavenger Hunt! We have designed this activity to teach kids about the different branches of science and engineering through hands-on activities. We know that kids are naturally curious and love to learn, so if you give them the chance they will love it… Read More
