Symmetry

Symmetrical when it is the same on

both sides. A shape has symmetry if a
central dividing line (a mirror line)
Trees and
Fractals
Trees are natural fractals, patterns that repeat
smaller and smaller copies of themselves to create
the biodiversity of a forest.
Spirals
A spiral pattern would be described as a
circular pattern beginning at a center
point and circling around the center
point as the pattern moves outward.
Waves and
Dunes
Waves and Dunes are repeating curves
of many types like crescents,
parabolas, domes and water falls.
Wind waves are sea surface waves that
create the characteristic chaotic pattern
of any large body of water
Bubbles
and Foam
Bubbles and foams are patterns in
nature that are formed from repeating
spheres. Foams are a volume of bubbles
of many sizes, where the spaces
between each larger bubble contain
smaller bubbles.
Tessellation
A form of patterns found in nature.A pattern of
one or more shapes that fit together with no
gaps or overlap like honeycomb or the
diamond-shaped
Cracks
Tree bark or dry land, here
from an old cottonwood and
drying land forms fractal
cracking patterns as the
expands that object.
Spots and
Stripes
the form of spots and stripes
result from a chemical
phenomenon called the
reaction-diffusion effect.