Line Symmetry Snowflake: Winter Math Activity (3-5)

What does a famous building, a butterfly, and a snowflake, all have in common? They all have lines of symmetry. With just a few basic supplies, (paper, pencil, and scissors), students can create a snowflake out of paper and fold it to show the different lines of symmetry. By the end of this fun winter math activity, 3-5th grade students will be able to count line of symmetry. Free to watch on Dr.Doc Kids.

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