Today in Room 5, we have been learning about symmetry. Here are our learner statements.

Alice: Symmetry is when you half something down the middle and you have two equal parts. 

Beth: We were using objects to make symmetrical towers. 

Heidi: Sometimes it is hard to make things symmetrical. 

Xayah: I liked creating my symmetrical butterfly as my jotter task. 

Ollie: We used rulers to measure things to see if they were symmetrical.

Eilidh: I liked building a symmetrical tower with the stickle bricks. 

Alex M: We were using cardboard boxes to make symmetrical buildings. 

Fraser: I was using the lego to make a symmetrical.

Violet: I enjoyed making a symmetrical tower with the lego. 

Emmeline: I was making a building with the loose parts. 

Sam: We were learning about symmetry. 

Calvin: Symmetrical is when something is the same on each side.

Alice: If you get a shape and half it down the middle and it isn’t the same on both sides, that means it’s asymmetrical. 

Ethan: We used the stickle bricks to create a building.