Shape, Space, and Symmetry · Geometry

Symmetry and Transformations

Exploring reflective symmetry and how shapes move through translation and rotation.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we prove a shape has a line of symmetry without folding it?
  2. 2What changes and what stays the same when a shape is rotated?
  3. 3Where can we find examples of tessellation in the natural world?

NCCA Curriculum Specifications

NCCA: Primary - Shape and SpaceNCCA: Primary - Symmetry
Class/Year: 4th Year (TY)
Subject: Mathematical Mastery: Exploring Patterns and Logic
Unit: Shape, Space, and Symmetry
Period: Geometry

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