We’ve seen some awesome logic paradoxes before, but let’s examine a few visual paradoxes that would make great mental warm-ups for your class!
Here’s a powerpoint file to share with your class.
1. The Penrose Triangle
The Penrose triangle, featured in M.C. Escher’s Waterfall.
2. The Penrose Stairs
Escher went on to use the Penrose stairs in his work, Ascending and Descending. Featured in Inception as well.
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The Blivet looks like a crazy ‘E.’
4. The Impossible Cube
The impossible cube.
Image from 4C
5. The Möbius Strip
Photo by Spacemanbob
Standing out from the crowd, Möbius strips are great since kids can actually, and easily, build them. A two dimensional shape with only one side.
Also offers a perfect opportunity to discuss the umlaut!
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