How to Teach Children Symmetry
Teaching children symmetry? Sounds like mad science. But if you teach them at their level, they are more likely to understand you.
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EditTips
- It is best to do this on a flat surface, such as a table, where there are no angled surfaces to confuse the child. He/she should see the shape flat, and not on an angle.
EditWarnings
- The children may not understand at first. Show them what they have to do. Once they understand, create with them!
EditThings You'll Need
- plastic shape tiles/ blocks
- kids
- mirrors
- a flat surface
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Categories: Stub | Preschool and Kindergarten
Recent edits by: Katy Linsao, Teresa
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