To recognise line symmetry in 2 D shapes
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• To recognise line symmetry in 2 D shapes. • I can label 2 D shapes. • I can fold 2 D shapes to explore symmetry. • I can order shapes according to line symmetry.
Dice Reflections A die is reflected in a mirror. What number would be on the reflected face? Click to find out.
Dice Reflections A die is reflected in a mirror. What number would be on the reflected face? Click to find out.
Dice Reflections A die is reflected in a mirror. What number would be on the reflected face? Click to find out.
Dice Reflections A die is reflected in a mirror. What number would be on the reflected face? Click to find out.
Dice Reflections A die is reflected in a mirror. What number would be on the reflected face? Click to find out.
Dice Reflections A die is reflected in a mirror. What number would be on the reflected face? Click to find out.
Reflective Symmetry Reflection symmetry is where one half of the image is the reflection of the other half. You could fold the image and have both halves match exactly.
Reflective Symmetry Reflection symmetry can be in different orientations.
Lots of real life objects are symmetrical.
Divide a piece of paper in half with a line and pretend the two halves are butterfly wings. Make a symmetrical pattern with a partner. One person draws a 2 D shape on one wing and the other person draws the same shape in the correct position on the other wing. Take turns to draw on each wing. Click on the butterfly to generate a 2 D shape to use in your design.
Are all of these shapes symmetrical?
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- Ano ang symmetry
- Geometric shapes and organic shapes
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- Planes of symmetry of a cube
- Shapes to fold for symmetry
- Half turn symmetry shapes
- Adjustable cross staff
- Symmetric with respect to the origin