symmetry activities

This is a cute, one-day lesson I found over at davinciswings.blogspot.com. I had pinned this lesson months ago and decided since Spring has sprung and the bugs will be out...what better time to do symmetrical bugs? Also, the 2nd and 3rd graders are working on lines of symmetry. So, we discussed examples of things around the room and in nature that are symmetrical. I drew several shapes on the board and the students agreed on which ones were symmetrical and which ones were not. And, lastly, I…

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HI Kreative in Kinder peeps! This is Mary from Sharing Kindergarten. I am here to share with you a simple, step by step butterfly art project.I hope you can use this idea to create some

Printable grid paper is real must-have for your math sheet-files because you can teach so many topics with it. I made these free downloada...

Mini beast collages made with garden bits :)

These 25 Van Gogh Inspired Art Projects for Kids will introduce your children to a master artist and inspire their imaginations. Have fun!

10 free coloring pages! Symmetry is sometimes a difficult concept to explain, this art activity can help! Download, print, fold, and trace!

Jungle Animals Symmetry Activity Coloring Pages. Math with Craft-Creative Writing option.

Materials: - Origami Paper/ I actually bought colored paper from Office Depot and cut 5" x 5" square pieces - Glue - 18" x 18" Constructi...

Kids can complete this drawing of an adorable owl by using the grid provided, and cultivate early geometry skills at the same time.

I created "Big Bugs" with children of all ages at the OKCMOA recently for Drop-in Art . We focused on symmetry, line and pattern. First w...

I created "Big Bugs" with children of all ages at the OKCMOA recently for Drop-in Art . We focused on symmetry, line and pattern. First w...

Ice skater artwork using my secret "Monet's Magic Solution" to teach about reflections and symmetry. Great winter art project for classroom teachers and art teacher alike.

Mandalas like this could be easier for younger peeps

Saddle up to explore line symmetry with these mirror image cowboy boots. Students color the boots the same way (e.g. if boot 1 has a brown heel, boot 2 should have a brown heel also.) Simple counting questions are included to reinforce the line symmetry concept that if boot 1 has three big stars, bo...

Today we played around with symmetry for math, and what better way to understand the concept than experimenting with art and hands-on activities? I first came