It's all about the feet.
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Two pages from my picture book Seeing Symmetry
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One of the pages from Seeing Symmetry with artwork from various cultures.
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Kids can make unique tie dye effect snowflakes w/bingo daubers/do-a-dot markers & coffee filters! Gorgeous!
How to Make a Crystal Snowflake
Have you seen any symmetry lately? Check out the book trailer for my newest book, Seeing Symmetry.
Zebra close-up
Aurora and Maleficent
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Butterflies!
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Did the publisher print the cover of my new picture book backwards? : )
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Valentine paper plate craft
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Paper plate ground hog
Nature mandala coloring page
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A fun way to display learning about flips, slides and turns...
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Simple way to display symmetry!
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Inkblot irises: nice example of line symmetry
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Typewriter love poster.
Use pattern blocks against a mirror to study symmetry
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FREE: 7 heart templates for practicing line symmetry as well as making valentines and bulletin board displays.
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Faces with symmetrical shapes and opposite colors
Walrus made from paper plates
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Cool! How to Make a Simple Paper Spider in its Web
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Pinecone wreath (tutorial)
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printable
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spring quotation
Fun and Easy Ways to Make Digital Art with Kids
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One of the card sets in my printable Ready, Set, Snow!
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snowflake matching game
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Believe it or not, this design was made from a copperhead snake.
Snowflake pendant from shrink plastic
mandala zen
Birance, a methodical way to build up a symmetrical pattern, cool!
symmetrical ornaments
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Symmetrical Nutcracker soldier drawing
Paper snowflake patterns
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FREE Winter or Christmas holiday tree: students sort squares and rectangles by length then arrange them on a line of symmetry.
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Use your own hand-cut paper snowflakes glued to colored circles.
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Torn paper bugs - 2nd grade
Cute, goes with a book called "A Pair of Socks" symmetry, line, pattern
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Love this: "Name Skeletons" Students folded white paper in half, wrote their names in cursive, and cut out around their names - this formed the body. They added the head, arms,and legs then mounted their "name skeletons" on black construction paper! - What a fun idea! Especially for third grade when they are first learning cursive!
Make a poster of 100 Symmetrical Things We've Seen
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Embroidered trees
Mosaic tiles in natural greens.
Flower faux gem necklace
Gorgeous Snowflake Cookies
Blobs of paint on one side, fold over, cut out butterfly shape, add body
FREE Cowboy boots for coloring and learning line symmetry
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how to fold and cut great snowflakes
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Fuzzy
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Yummy!
Loreen Leedy There are many more, also showing the original photograph.