Miss Kashef here — let's discover the beauty of symmetry!
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Symmetry
Hello my artistic Grade 3 friends! Today Miss Kashef will teach you about symmetry — when a shape can be folded so both sides match perfectly. We will identify symmetry, draw lines of symmetry, and create our own symmetrical patterns with lots of fun examples!
What is Symmetry?
A shape has symmetry if you can fold it in half and both sides match exactly.
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Line of Symmetry
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This butterfly has a vertical line of symmetry
Shapes with Symmetry
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Square, equilateral triangle, and regular hexagon have symmetry
No Symmetry Examples
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These shapes cannot be folded to match perfectly
Drawing Lines of Symmetry
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Draw a line through the middle so both sides are the same
Creating Symmetrical Patterns
Real Life Symmetry
Butterfly wings
Human face
Snowflakes
Many buildings and bridges
You Are Doing Amazing!
You can now identify lines of symmetry and create symmetrical patterns!
Symmetry makes our world beautiful and balanced.
Well Done, My Symmetry Artists! 🌟
You have completed the full lesson on Symmetry.
Try drawing symmetrical butterflies or faces at home!