Symmetry
We have been learning about symmetry. A line of symmetry is when you can split something in half and both sides look the same. We talked about how some letters can have a line of symmetry (A, O, H, I, T) but some do not (Q, R, P). We learned that a person can have a line of symmetry and so can some animals. So we made a penguin using a line of symmetry. We folded a piece of paper in half and then with Mrs. Miller help squeeze paint onto our paper. Then we refolded the paper and rubbed it. We added eyes and a beak.
We used a piece of yarn to show what letters have a line of symmetry and which ones do not. Each child took the yarn home to show their families what has a line of symmetry in their house.