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There is some great software that was recently pointed out to me and then I tried it and bought a site license that very same day! I just think it is great. You can download it here: Poly: http://www.peda.com/poly/ Poly is a shareware program for exploring and constructing polyhedra. With Poly, you can manipulate a polyhedral solid on the computer and print out a flattened version (a net) which can then be cut out, folded, and taped, to produce a three-dimensional model. Unregistered copies are fully-functional, but remember that Poly is for evaluation purposes only until you have registered. Poly has both an English and a Spanish interface. Then, here are two web sites that you might find interesting: Studying Polyhedra; http://mathforum.org/alejandre/applet.polyhedra.html Crystallographic Polyhedra: http://www.nirim.go.jp/~weber/POLYHEDRA/p_00.html Then you might find this unit interesting: Polyhedra in the Classroom http://mathforum.org/alejandre/workshops/unit14.html I hope that helps. -Suzanne A., for the Teacher2Teacher service
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