If a line segment and a square pass each other on the street, who has the right of way? Why are triangles nervous around circles? Can a dodecahedron have an identity crisis? And what exactly is a rhombicosidodecahedron and why is it trying to steal all the letters?

In this 4-week adventure, we'll read Edwin Abbott's wonderfully strange Victorian classic Flatland while learning how to construct polygons and other geometric marvels with a good old fashioned ruler and compass. We'll investigate impossible objects, peek into higher dimensions, and ask stunningly peculiar questions about the nature of reality.