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Hexahexaflexagons and Computational Thinking
by Paul Curzon, Queen Mary University of London
Hexahexaflexagons are strange folded objects that have hidden sides. At any time only 2 sides are visible, but a hexahexaflexagon actually has six sides. Some sides can appear in more than one state with a different centre.
Find out what they have to do with computational thinking by downloading the cs4fn booklet. There are various templates for making hexahexaflexagons below.
