The Hexagon | Waldorf Geometry Lesson

The first several lessons in this geometry main lesson block focuses on 6 division of a circle. By this point the student should be proficient at constructing a circle, placing the point of the compass on the periphery of the circle and swing the arcs to intersect with the circle. Then place the point of the compass on one of the arcs and swing it again to intersect the circle. Repeat until you've divided the circle by six. For this lesson, we work in an angular way as opposed to our previous lesson in which the image was more free form and fluid while still retaining six-fold symmetry when doing the onion flower (or other bulb flower).
In this lesson, you will connect the points to make a hexagon which you may then gently shade with pencil or chalk to give a dimensional look. Then you may practice free-handing an amethyst crystal.
This lesson is fairly short, though the free-hand crystal took several tries to get right.
For this lesson you will need a compass, ruler and colored pencils.
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