In our continued effort to cross curricula whenever possible, once again we found George Washington creeping into our math lessons last week. Before he did, however, we pulled out these awesome purply plasticky tools called Reflectotrons. Or are they Reflectometers? Reflectrix? Anyway, when utilized properly, these nifty pieces of plastic reflect an image on one side onto the other, allowing one to trace the reflection or make a symmetrical design. Students spent just a little time completing a symmetrical portrait of the General himself.
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