Have you played the puzzle game Tangram? I remember, as a child, being fascinated by how just seven simple wooden triangles and other shapes could offer endless entertainment. Unlike LEGO, the Tangram ...

SYDNEY: Have you played the puzzle game Tangram? I remember, as a child, being fascinated by how just seven simple wooden triangles and other shapes could offer endless entertainment. Unlike Lego, the ...

UNSW Sydney provides funding as a member of The Conversation AU. I remember, as a child, being fascinated by how just seven simple wooden triangles and other shapes could offer endless entertainment.

And puzzle away and away and away — as people have been doing for centuries, with the ancient Chinese puzzle called tangrams. From that one square, seven shapes are cut. With those seven shapes, you ...

Using the Tangram three-dimensional model provided, move the pieces to create a pattern which is similar to one of the patterns provided. Ensure that 'object-snaps' are used when moving the pieces.