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Our own faces are quite symmetrical Face Symmetry and our body Activity one: It is your turn to play mirrors!

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2 Our own faces are quite symmetrical Face

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4 Symmetry and our body Activity one: It is your turn to play mirrors!

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6 Symmetrical Balance

7 Activity two: Find symmetrical objects in the classroom!

8 Symmetry with building blocks Activity three: What can you do with the blocks?

9 Symmetry with a mirror Activity four: Go, build something with the tangrams, stand a mirror against the shape and see the reflectional symmetry!

10 Symmetrical drawings: Folding and pressing the paper well the picture gets printed on the other half. The symmetrical axis of our drawing is the line where it's folded.

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14 Symmetry with cuts outs

15 Now, homework: Draw the other half of the drawing!

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