Have you noticed how the branches fork in repeating patterns? However, nature’s patterns are not just to look pretty for they are functional and developed for camouflage, attraction, and survival.

If we look around, we can see many examples of nature using repeating patterns, on leaves, flowers, seed pods, tidal marks at the beach, clouds in the sky, sedimentary rocks,.... Show us your ...

Optical illusions challenge our perception, and this sunflower garden puzzle is no exception! A lone buzzing bee is cleverly ...

Herman Miller Has Reissued Alexander Girard's Famed Girard Flower Table A centerpiece of the legendary Miller House’s interior furnishings, now available to North American customers for the ...

Challenge children to discover mathematical patterns in the world and create their own with this repeating patterns KS1 lesson plan… The world is full of amazing patterns, and opening children’s eyes ...

The complex geometry of plant structures drives both scientific investigation and artistic inspiration. It also may provide ...

Fundamentals of Repeating Patterns So grab your sketchbook, unleash your imagination, and let’s embark on this exciting adventure into the world of Halloween-themed repeating patterns.