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an image of a colorful pattern that looks like it is made out of different colors

Symmetry can be viewed when you flip, turn or slide an object. The figures below show some patterns that are formed by symmetrical figures. The translated shapes remain exactly the same as the original, so the shapes are symmetrical to each other. These geometrical patterns with no gaps and no overlaps are known as tessellations. They can be found in many real-life objects.

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an image of colorful arrows with the words translation testellation written below one arrow

A super simple tessellation for young students: translation tessellation! Kids are given a square. They cut a piece off of the left and tape or glue it on to the right. Next, they cut a piece off of the top and add it to the bottom (see image below). Then, they use their imagination and create a creature out of their irregular polygon. Once their creature is made they trace it, learning about the transformation: translation (slide)! Their pattern piece should fit perfectly (interlocking)…

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a black and white pattern with cats'heads on it, all in the same direction

In this math lesson, learners explore tessellations through literature, music, writing, and art activities. First, learners take a walk to identify and photograph real-life examples of tessellations in nature and in their community. Using the photographs, learners write a class big book,

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how to make an origami bird with the instructions for it's wings

This oil resist tessellation art is a great way to combine science, art, and math into one masterful activity for kids! #STEAMactivities #STEM #scienceforkids #kidartprojects #engineeringforkids #STEAM

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