LZ1 F Fibonacci Art
Fibonacci
Fibonacci is believed to be born around about 1170. He was apparently a son of a rich man called Guglielmo Bonacci Lenardo who was able to travel lots with his child. While traveling with his father to Northern Africa Lenardo first learned the Hindu-Arabic numerals. He recognized that the number system was much more workable than the number system in Roman Italy. Fibonacci made the numbers 1,2,3,5,8,13,21,55,89,144,233,377… and more because all the numbers I just showed you connect to spirals going in different directions. If you count the spirals maybe on a pinecone you will end up with a Fibonacci number. Fibonacci’s artwork is also a great representation of nature. For instance flower petals, they have different patterns and directions. This is why we did spirals for our art this term. 
By -Lily B
Below is the artwork from LZ1 F Literacy Class
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| Anya |
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| Arielle |
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| Austin |
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| Cameron |
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| Charlie |
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| Ella |
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| Finn |
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| Holly Druce |
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| Holly H |
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| Reuben |
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| Jade |
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| Jamie |
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| Jonelle |
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| Joshua |
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| Kaitlin |
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| Kendal |
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| Kian |
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| Koto |
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| Lily |
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| Lucy R |
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| Makenna |
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| Sahara |
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| Savanna |
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| Seb |
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| Tyler |
