Desmos art

The Desmos Math Art Contest is open yearly to students ages 13⁠–⁠18 to showcase their graphing calculator skills, creativity, and love of math.

When the only time you have for art is math homework 😢😩😂. This is Baymax from Disney’s Big Hero 6. It looks simple, but it took so long! 😩. Love this graphing app though. It’s called Desmos. Truly a life saver.

Explore math with our beautiful, free online graphing calculator. Graph functions, plot points, visualize algebraic equations, add sliders, animate graphs, and more.

Desmos is a really useful tool along with Geogebra to have students draw out linear and quadratics functions on the the calculator. It can also be used for art and creativity.

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This is only the second year that I have done Conics Projects on Desmos. (Click here for previous Conics Desmos Project post). This year, I taught conic sections in the first semester, and so I assigned this before Thanksgiving break in case students wanted to work on it. They did a fantastic job! I think this project is great for several reasons, but mainly: It's open-ended They really learn about domain restrictions and intersections They can use conic sections as well as parent functions…

Desmos Conics Graph

It’s an art competition unlike most others. Contestants must use a graphing calculator and “draw” every line, curve, shade and highlight with an ...

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using Desmos in the High School Math classroom