Kitchen floor tiling design Use at least two different types of ceramic tiles |
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World of Work Dimensions Context The context of this task is renovating a kitchen, specifically designing a pattern for tiling the floor with new ceramic tiles. People can do this themselves at home, but often professionals like architects and tilers are involved as well. Role Students may adopt the role of a designer of patterns. This is related to the work of a decorator or an architect. Activity Students investigate and design tilings for a floor using at least two types of tiles. They may use paper tiles, drawings of geometrical software (like geogebra). Product The product consists of one or more sample designs, perhaps with a calculation of the costs. The product can have different forms: a geogebra file, drawings, a report etc. |
Abstract Tiling floors is a very old pratice or profession. When designing the interior of buildings or rooms or the lay-out of streets or gardens an architect may also design the patterns for the paving. In this task students design a floor tiling pattern for a kitchen using at least two different types of ceramic tiles (having different sizes or different shapes). The pattern has to be independent of the size of the tiles. Documents Copyright/Creative Commons Mascil partner: RO Materials are published under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. |
Discipline - Mathematics ✓ - Biology - Physics - Chemistry - Engineering Target group - Primary Education - Lower Secondary Education ✓ - Upper Secondary Education Age range 11-15 Duration 100 min. |