Teach Me Mommy

Playful and easy activities with the aim to teach

  • Kids Activities
    • Teach my Baby
    • Teach my Toddler
    • Teach my Preschooler
    • Teach me Fine Motor Skills
    • Teach me Literacy/Numeracy
    • Teach me Rhymes
    • Teach me Sensory
    • Teach me Science
  • Holidays
    • Valentine’s Day
    • Easter
    • Christmas
    • Birthdays
  • Gifts
  • DIY
    • Busy Bags
    • Keepsakes
    • Toys
  • Recipes
    • Food Recipes
    • Play Recipes
  • SHOP

Touch & Feel Symmetry Cards

January 29, 2018 by Nadia van Zyl 3 Comments

We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

Symmetry is something that I still struggle with as an adult. You know those pictures where on has to complete the other side of a face? That is super difficult for me. Symmetry is a difficult concept but with hands-on experience it can be mastered. Use these symmetry pipecleaner cards to help your learners touch and feel symmetry first to help them understand the concept better.

 



Symmetry cards

Touch and feel experiences are vital for the young child to make connections to concepts. See these Touch & Feel Colours Cards, Touch & Feel Counting Cards, Touch & Feel Shapes and Touch & Feel Letters .

The cards are quite easy to make. You can use the templates found on our FREEBIES page(instructions below to gain access) , or make your own.

You will need:

  • pipecleaners(halved)
  • cardstock(150mm x 100mm)
  • glue gun or glue

Materials needed

First cut the cardboard, then draw the line in the middle. Bend the pipecleaners into the desired shapes. Attach one half to the cards with strong glue or a glue gun.

Prep

This can be presented in two steps:

  1. Match the other half to the cards, for younger kids.

Symmetry practice

2. Bend a straight pipecleaner to complete the picture, for older kids.

Practice

Only after experiencing symmetry hands-on(3D) one can expect a child to move to 2D symmetrical  drawings.

Make these cards today to help teach symmetry in a fun way!

Symmetry cards
Also see this great ebook Colors and Shapes!

 

Colors and Shapes

Feel free to share!

  • Share
  • Tweet
  • Pin
17762shares

Filed Under: default

« Free Printable Valentines
Play-Doh Puzzles »

Comments

  1. Nigel William says

    February 12, 2018 at 7:17 pm

    Great idea! I was wondering what kind of paper did you use, I have at home a flimsy cardboard that I think it could work. What do you think?

    Reply
    • Nadia van Zyl says

      February 13, 2018 at 10:03 am

      I used file folders, so it’s not very thick. Or, you can cut up a box

      Reply
  2. Solange says

    September 5, 2018 at 2:08 pm

    Very unusual idea. Thank you.)

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

CommentLuv badgeShow more posts

Looking for something specific? Use this button:

Welcome!

Hi! I'm Nadia! A remedial therapist and mommy who loves to be creative and share easy activities you can do at home with your kids too! Read More…

Visit our TpT Store

TpT store logo

Connect with us!

Social_Media_Icons_CtrlAltDesign_V2-04  Social_Media_Icons_CtrlAltDesign_V2-27Social_Media_Icons_CtrlAltDesign_V2-19  Social_Media_Icons_CtrlAltDesign_V2_PinterestSocial_Media_Icons_CtrlAltDesign_V2-29

Trending Posts

  • Cookie digraphs fb
    Cookie Jar Digraphs
  • Poly tree fb
    Polystyrene Christmas Tree
  • 2 ing pizza fb
    2 Ingredient Pizza
  • Easy DIY Soap Gifts
  • At Home Graduation

Categories

Recent Posts

Milk & Soap Experiment

Milk & Soap Experiment

Minecraft Find the Numbers

Minecraft Find the Numbers

DIY Christmas Wreath

DIY Christmas Wreath

You might have missed:

Copyright © 2019 · Delightful theme by Restored 316