Ted

Patternoid Portrait
by Alex L and Brian

Patternoid Recreation
by Aris and James

This is how to make Ted. Use one hexagon. Put six trapezoids around it so it makes a bigger hexagon. The trapezoids should surround the entire hexagon. Put one triangle in the middle of one trapezoid for the head. Use two rhombuses on each side of the bottom of the head for the arms. The arms should face down, not up. Put two rhombuses on each side of the bottom of the creature for the legs. The sharp points from each rhombus should be facing up and down. Good luck on the creature.

Dear Aris and James,

I think you did excellent on building Ted. The big hexagon and the six trapezoids were put in the right place, which mainly form the basic shape of Ted. Although a few pieces were out of place, everyone in our classroom noticed that it was our animal.

We could have told you that the upper right side of the left leg is touching the lower left body of the turtle and vice versa with the right leg. We could also have told you that the arms are close to the head and face diagonal. We also should have told you that the head was right on top of the shell.

Overall we think you did a great job on building Ted. We can tell you worked hard on this assignment.

Your friends,
Alex L and Brian