Symmetry2

 Symmetry in nature

 
 Axial symmetry: 1 axis.

Radial symmetry: several axes.

 



 



 Activity 1:
- Find symmetric shapes in the premises of the school.
- Make a list.
- Take photos. 

Some examples chosen by 1st and 2nd grade students:
1. Person:

2. Digital board:

3. Basketball hoop:

4. Ball:

5. Goal:

6. Bin:

7. Bench:

8. Hopscotch:

 
Activity 2: 
Guess the symmetry axes in the following objects:




















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