Lines of Symmetry in Shapes

Lines of Symmetry in Shapes

Grade 4 · Math · 30 min

What's Included

Learning Objective

I can identify lines of symmetry in two-dimensional shapes.

Warm-Up Video

mathantics · 11:45

Math Antics - Symmetry

Guided Notes

3 key concepts

  • 1

    If you cut an image in half along a line, the two halves will be mirror images of each other; this is called line symmetry.

  • 2

    An image that has symmetry is called symmetrical, and an image that does not have symmetry is called asymmetrical.

  • 3

    Rotational symmetry means that if you rotate a shape the right amount, the rotated shape will match the original shape.

Practice Questions

3 questions · Multiple choice & Short answer

Exit Ticket

Quick comprehension check

Draw a square. Draw all of its lines of symmetry.

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