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Education.com created the following worksheets to make teaching symmetry to students easier. Give your students the symmetry help they need with these opportunities to explore the concept of symmetry through drawing. Students who need a little extra support will love the grid-based exercises, while those who enjoy a little more freedom will have a blast completing free form symmetrical images.
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Give your students the symmetry help they need to comprehend that a symmetrical object is nothing more than a pair of exactly similar parts split evenly by an axis. Starting with your second graders, hand out the below worksheets that will help students learn symmetry with exercises as simple as completing lines on a grid or as complex as completing a drawing before coloring it in. More Education.com symmetry resources like baking and art projects are available in the activity ideas below. Teaching symmetry Is also a great segue into learning about shapes and equal shares, and beginning to work on fractions. With so many patterns to identify in life, just a little symmetry help at this age will enable students to begin spotting symmetrical objects all over. Before long, they will be learning symmetry on their own.
