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It isn't easy to draw a perfect five-pointed star, and the symmetry of the star isn't always obvious. This fun worksheet shows children exactly where the line of symmetry is, and asks them to mirror the lines to complete the picture. The grid version of the worksheet is much easier!
This is a fiendishly difficult symmetry worksheet! You might want to start the children on some of the others in the set, and work up to this one. Mirror the lines on the left of the line of symmetry over to the right and you will have a perfect, symmetrical snowflake!
Here's a fun way to draw a gingerbread man - using symmetry! Mirror the picture on the left half of the line over to the right, and you will have a complete gingerbread man to colour in.
Here's a simple picture of a Christmas tree for the kids to complete while learning about symmetry. Once the whole tree is drawn, why not add some decorations in a symmetrical pattern, too?
