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Gettrust, Eric – Physics Teacher, 2010
This paper describes a simple hands-on and visual-method designed to introduce physics students of many age groups to the topic of quarks and their role in forming composite particles (baryons and mesons). A set of puzzle pieces representing individual quarks that fit together in ways consistent with known restrictions of flavor, color, and charge…
Descriptors: Physics, Color, Visualization, Hands on Science
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Fee, Brenda – SchoolArts: The Art Education Magazine for Teachers, 2009
Challenging one's brain is the beginning of making great art. Tangrams are a great way to keep students thinking about their latest art project long after leaving the classroom. A tangram is a Chinese puzzle. The earliest known reference to tangrams appears in a Chinese book dated 1813, but the puzzles existed long before that date. The puzzle…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Studio Art, Asian Culture, Puzzles
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Welsh, Michael J. – Journal of Chemical Education, 2007
Sudoku puzzle format was used to teach light science and chemistry terms to students of Chemistry of Art and Color. The puzzles were used to motivate and encourage students to learn chemistry in an easier and in friendly fashion.
Descriptors: Chemistry, Puzzles, Color, Light