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This is the site if you wish to know how to make mathematical shapes like a polyhedra out of paper. Once you get the basic folds down, its only a matter of deciding how big you want your shape to be. Use of paper for these objects can be a tree killer but if you use recycle paper donated by parents, it is feasible for students to make a simple shape.

Math/Science site w/activities by grade...Created with the goal of using new media technologies to create a channel between "the" scientists, engineers, exlorers and visionaries who are shaping the future, and today's learners who will one day succeed them.

Google Earth is a program that allows people to visually see any place on Earth in a matter of seconds. You can view satellite images, maps, different terrains, and 3D buildings. This can help students visualize different shapes that might be new to them like pyramids.

This site allows for personalizing and updating charts and graphs for either the teacher or the student. In can be used to create more formal illustrations of data or used as a lesson when addressing either geometric shapes or data representation. It includes instructions. For total use you need to sign in.

You have to sign up but there is a trial version to look at. This is a graph drawing application for the Web with a focus on usability.

Graph drawing application used to access graph projects from anywhere.

Drawings that students enjoy. They interpret and even defend their interpretations.