A. Description:
An improvised compass is a tool very
useful in drawing circles. This will help students some lessons in Geometry and
Trigonometry. This will provide students an aid in drawing perfect circles when
a compass is not available. This is an
innovation that may be prepared by anyone with materials right at hand.
B. Materials:
Paper, two ball pens
C. Skills developed:
Drawing
of perfect circles, Resourcefulness
D. Procedure:
1. Get a ¼ sheet of intermediate paper. Fold it
clockwise three times.
2. Get
two ball pens. Drive the ball points into the folded paper such that the
distance between them corresponds to the desired radius of the circle.
3. With
one ball point stationary, move the other ball point until the desired circle
is drawn.
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