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Quilling in Mrs. Adams Math Class

Quilling in Mrs. Adams Math Class

Our 5th graders are diving into paper quilling to bring geometry to life without just staring at a textbook. By rolling and pinching paper into precise shapes and symmetrical patterns, they’re getting a hands-on feel for things like proportions, fractions, and spatial layouts. It’s a fun, creative way to build the strong visual math skills they'll need later on, plus it gives their fine motor skills a great workout.

A young girl in a light blue shirt is focused on creating a colorful craft on a blue mat, with green chairs and a trash can visible in the blurred background.
A teacher and students are gathered around a red-covered table in a classroom, with shelves and a bulletin board visible in the background.
Four young girls sit at a blue-covered table in a classroom, holding up their artwork, with shelves of books and a clock visible in the background.
A young boy in a German soccer jersey and camouflage hat works on a craft project at a red table, with classroom chairs and tables visible in the background.
A young boy with a wide smile holds a pencil over a colorful drawing on a table covered with a blue cloth, while in the background, shelves are filled with books and educational posters.