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    This document provides an overview of a primary 4 mathematics lesson on symmetry. It defines what a symmetric figure is as a figure where the two halves fit exactly when folded along a dotted line. It also defines a line of symmetry as a dotted line where the two halves of a figure are reflections of each other when folded along the line. The lesson explains how to identify symmetric figures and lines of symmetry, and provides examples for students to practice identifying them.

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    This document provides an overview of a primary 4 mathematics lesson on symmetry. It defines what a symmetric figure is as a figure where the two halves fit exactly when folded along a dotted line. It also defines a line of symmetry as a dotted line where the two halves of a figure are reflections of each other when folded along the line. The lesson explains how to identify symmetric figures and lines of symmetry, and provides examples for students to practice identifying them.

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    This document provides an overview of a primary 4 mathematics lesson on symmetry. It defines what a symmetric figure is as a figure where the two halves fit exactly when folded along a dotted line. It also defines a line of symmetry as a dotted line where the two halves of a figure are reflections of each other when folded along the line. The lesson explains how to identify symmetric figures and lines of symmetry, and provides examples for students to practice identifying them.

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    Primary 4 Mathematics

    Symmetry

    My Pals Are Here, Book A, Chapter 7: Symmetry


    Shaping Maths, Book A, Unit 6: Line Symmetry

    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd


    Chapter Learning Outcomes
    • Identify symmetric figures
    • Identify lines of symmetry
    • Make symmetric figures and patterns

    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd


    Identify Symmetric Figures
    Fold each of the following figures along the
    dotted line.

    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd


    Identify Symmetric Figures
    Fold each of the following figures along the
    dotted line.

    The two parts in each figure fit onto each other


    exactly.
    These figures are symmetric figures.
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Identify Symmetric Figures
    Fold each of the following figures along the
    dotted line.

    The two parts in each figure do not fit each other


    exactly.
    These figures are not symmetric figures.
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Let’s Try!
    Circle the symmetric figures.

    $
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Identify Lines of Symmetry
    Fold the square along the dotted line as shown.

    The two halves fit exactly.


    They are reflections of each other.
    The dotted line is a line of symmetry.
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Identify Lines of Symmetry
    Fold the square along the dotted line as shown.

    The two halves fit exactly.


    They are reflections of each other.
    The dotted line is another line of symmetry.
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Identify Lines of Symmetry
    These dotted lines are other lines of symmetry.

    A symmetric figure can have more than one


    line of symmetry.
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Identify Lines of Symmetry
    The dotted lines divide these figures into halves.

    The two halves do not fit exactly when folded along


    the dotted lines.
    They are not reflections of each other.
    The dotted lines are not lines of symmetry.
    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd
    Let’s Try!
    Circle the figures that have lines of symmetry.

    © 2016 Marshall Cavendish Education Pte Ltd

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