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Online Symmetry Games (Interactive Symmetry Math Games)
Among the online activities here you will find: Rotational symmetry games & lines of symmtery games, reflection & congruent symmetry etc. The activities are suitable for kids and children from kindregarten, up to 4th graders, wishing to practice their maths shape skills (congruence, mirror line, reflective symmetry, and more).
Practice Horizontal & Vertical Symmetry Lines
Lines Of Symmetry
www.hbschool.com
Start by choosing the type of line to practice: Horizontal, vertical or both. Then click the "New Figure" Button.
For every shape that appears, drag the line of symmetry to the location where it bisects the shape into two identical reflective halfs. Listen to the feedback sound, to know whether you were correct and precise. Click the "New Figure" button to practice another shape.
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Lines of Symmetry in Polygons
Symmetry Polygons
www.innovationslearning.co.uk
In every trial a polygon will be presented, along with the question "How many lines of symmetry does this shape have?". Type the number in the white box and click the "Enter" Button. If you are wrong, a short animation will be presented, showing the shape folding across its lines of symmetry. For every correct answer 10 point will be given, and for every mistake 5 points will be reduced. Check out the "Shape Facts" on the left, where you can learn more about the ten polygons in this game, and watch them folding across their lines of symmetry.
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Interactive Rotational Symmetry Activity
Symmetry Artist
www.mathsisfun.com
An excellent symmetry painting online activity!
You can choose the type of reflection symmetry (horizontal, vertical, diagonal etc.) and the order of rotational symmetry (between 2 and 9).
You can choose the pen type (pen, circle, dots, lines), the thickness of the pen and the color to use.
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An Online Rotational Symmetry Game
Rotational Symmetry
www.flashymaths.co.uk
A figure will appear on the screen.
Try to guess the order of the rotational symmetry for that figure. Click the top green arrow to see the figure rotate. You can click the top blank grey box to reveal the answer. Click the bottom grey box to see a counter showing the order of rotation while the figure is rotating. Go forward to the next figure (or backwards to the previous one) by using the two green arrows.
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Teacher? Here is the full list of math games. You can choose specific games and send them to your students.
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