Mr. Dale led his students on an exploration of mathematics without the use of numbers! Starting with Mobius strips (a piece of paper that has only one side), students verified that the paper had only one side (surface) and then made predictions about what would happen if you cut the Mobius strip lengthwise once, and then cut lengthwise a second time. They explored a famous puzzle called the Bridges of Konigsburg - which helped lay the foundation for areas of Mathematics such as graph theory and topology, and also discussed the mathematics of soap bubbles and used a cubic prism to produce a tesseract with soapy water. Students also learned a game called Reversi which requires strategy and analysis of patterns to defeat the opponent.