Sorting Shapes in Nature
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Objective
I can sort natural shapes and say if they have a line of symmetry.
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Practice
7 questions
Draw a picture of a leaf. Does your leaf have a line of symmetry? Draw the line of symmetry if it does.
Can you find a natural object outside (like a stone or a flower)? Describe its shape.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Imagine a round pebble. Does it have a line of symmetry? Draw the pebble and show a line of symmetry if it has one. Think of a round flower. Does it have a line of symmetry? Draw the flower and show a line of symmetry if it has one. ”
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