Did you use Inkscape or some other program to clean up the SVG exported from Desmos? I seem to have issues if I try to import directly from Desmos.

Did you give students any constraints? I was thinking to tell students that a pawn should have a circular base with 20mm diameter and a height around 30mm. That way all the pawns look similar. You could have similar constraints for the other peices so that it looks like a cohesive set.

Calculated the volume of my chess pawn in Desmos with integrals as 3.92cm^3. Used a graduated cylinder to measure the displacement of the piece as approximately 4ml. Calculation confirmed! Had to hold down the pawn with the point of a pencil since it floats otherwise. #ITeachMath

Compared mine to an actual chess pawn… Seems that I made a pretty good estimate on size.

An excellent band/album/track. I got to see them in concert back in the early 2000s.

Old school tally on a clipboard.

Also kept track of how many times people said "6, 7" as the walked down the side walk... 43 times... about 24% of visits. My favourite costume of the night was Trogdor the Burninator.

My favourite episode so far! That wiggly spider is so fun.