Easter Eggs
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Even math-phobic students will enjoy exploring symmetry with these delightful printable Easter eggs! Each of these ten seasonal designs have three ability levels for easy differentiation. Included are 30 designs in all, plus a Coloring with Symmetry poster and two writing prompts.
Kids can: Color only • Trace then color • or Draw and color symmetrically on their eggs. The writing prompts let students count and compare the details.
The finished projects make a wonderful display on doors, walls, or bulletin boards. Decorative titles are included in color or black and white.
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Designs included:
Ladybug
Butterfly
Bunny
Basket of eggs
Bird on nest
Frog
Tulip
Dragonfly
Flower
Rain, Clouds, and Rainbow
Sunshine, Wind, & Rain
Now available in a discounted bundle of Four Seasons of Symmetry!
Use to practice the Common Core State Standard for 4th grade Geometry, 4.G.A.3: Recognize a line of symmetry for a two-dimensional figure as a line across the figure such that the figure can be folded along the line into matching parts. Identify line-symmetric figures and draw lines of symmetry.
Math concepts:
Compare Halves and Wholes
Equality (matching)
Line of symmetry
Reflection (mirror image or flip)
Counting and recording details in the eggs
See all of my Symmetry resources at this link.
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See my other Spring activities here.
Hope you have an egg-cellent time with this activity!
Loreen Leedy
Children's author-illustrator
My related picture book is Seeing Symmetry
See my 40+ picture books at www.LoreenLeedy.com
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