a homeschooling blog about Simon, a young mathematician and programmer, and his little sister Neva. Visit https://simontiger.com
Simon made this blog entry: What is this? That’s a castle. It doesn’t look like it, because that’s the area. You can watch this video to see if that’s a … Continue reading Simon made a Magformers S.T.E.A.M Master Set castle
A scoop of what Simon builds in just a couple of hours, now in a set of short videos because the photos don’t suffice anymore. … Continue reading His biggest passion in all its illuminated rotating glory
Simon said he wanted to write a post. What he came up with makes a perfect blueprint of how his brain works. He adds: but what are these triangles and … Continue reading A glimpse into Simon’s head
Cubeoctahedron: 8 🔺 6 ⬜, Rhombicubeoctahedron: 8 🔺 18 ⬜ and icosidodecahedron: 12 5-angle 2d-shapes 20 🔺
Simon, Neva and the monster truck Simon has built all having a great time.
Is that a bunny on the first picture? No, says Simon, it’s the area of a quarter of a cone! And that funny face on the floor? That’s the area … Continue reading 3D shapes dissected and unfolded
Somehow people assume a smart kid must be crazy about dinos. Well, no matter how colourful the dino books and apps, they never grasped Simon’s attention as much as the … Continue reading Is that a T-Rex in our living room?
Mom! This is called a rhombicosidodecahedron! It has 62 sides and the name has 22 letters! (Message edited by Simon)
Geeks out of the box 