Symmetrical Drawing: Owl

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Overview:

A symmetry drawing activity where students use a grid to complete the other half of an owl. Designed for upper years students.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise and apply the concept of symmetry.
Develop spatial awareness and fine motor skills.
Practise using a grid to accurately replicate a mirrored image.

How the Activity Works:

Students are given a half-drawn owl on a grid and must complete the other half by reflecting the lines across the line of symmetry. The grid helps ensure accuracy and proportion, providing an engaging way to reinforce symmetry skills.

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