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Rohit Kumar
Rohit Kumar

This PowerPoint presentation discusses line symmetry in nature, animals, humans, architecture, and 2D shapes. Some key examples provided include butterflies, shells, starfish, human faces, Leonardo da Vinci's drawing of human proportions, the Taj Mahal, and regular polygons like triangles, squares, and hexagons. The presentation shows how line symmetry exists all around us and is considered aesthetically pleasing, appearing commonly in both natural and man-made structures.

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Symmetry: A Visual Presentation A PowerPoint Presentation created by Mrs. Gamache using the collection of web pages created by the Adrian Bruce and students of 6B http://www.adrianbruce.com
Line Symmetry ? Shape has line symmetry when one half of it is the mirror image of the other half. ? Symmetry exists all around us and many people see it as being a thing of beauty.
Is a butterfly symmetrical?
Line Symmetry exists in nature but you may not have noticed.
At the beach there are a variety of shells with line symmetry.
Under the sea there are also many symmetrical objects such as these crabs and this starfish.
Animals that have Line Symmetry Here are a few more great examples of mirror image in the animal kingdom.
THESE MASKS HAVE SYMMETRY These masks have a line of symmetry from the forehead to the chin. The human face also has a line of symmetry in the same place.
Human Symmetry The 'Proportions of Man' is a famous work of art by Leonardo da Vinci that shows the symmetry of the human form.
REFLECTION IN WATER If an object is reflected in water it is considered to have line symmetry along the waterline.
The Taj Mahal Symmetry exists in architecture all around the world. The best known example of this is the Taj Mahal.
This photograph shows 2 lines of symmetry. One vertical, the other along the waterline. (Notice how the prayer towers, called minarets, are reflected in the water and side to side).
2D Shapes and Symmetry After investigating the following shapes by cutting and folding, we found:
an equilateral triangle has 3 internal angles and 3 lines of symmetry.
a square has 4 internal angles and 4 lines of symmetry.
a regular pentagon has 5 internal angles and 5 lines of symmetry.
a regular hexagon has 6 internal angles and 6 lines of symmetry .
a regular octagon has 8 internal angles and 8 lines of symmetry.

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Line symmetry

  • 1. Symmetry: A Visual Presentation A PowerPoint Presentation created by Mrs. Gamache using the collection of web pages created by the Adrian Bruce and students of 6B http://www.adrianbruce.com
  • 2. Line Symmetry ? Shape has line symmetry when one half of it is the mirror image of the other half. ? Symmetry exists all around us and many people see it as being a thing of beauty.
  • 3. Is a butterfly symmetrical?
  • 4. Line Symmetry exists in nature but you may not have noticed.
  • 5. At the beach there are a variety of shells with line symmetry.
  • 6. Under the sea there are also many symmetrical objects such as these crabs and this starfish.
  • 7. Animals that have Line Symmetry Here are a few more great examples of mirror image in the animal kingdom.
  • 8. THESE MASKS HAVE SYMMETRY These masks have a line of symmetry from the forehead to the chin. The human face also has a line of symmetry in the same place.
  • 9. Human Symmetry The 'Proportions of Man' is a famous work of art by Leonardo da Vinci that shows the symmetry of the human form.
  • 10. REFLECTION IN WATER If an object is reflected in water it is considered to have line symmetry along the waterline.
  • 11. The Taj Mahal Symmetry exists in architecture all around the world. The best known example of this is the Taj Mahal.
  • 12. This photograph shows 2 lines of symmetry. One vertical, the other along the waterline. (Notice how the prayer towers, called minarets, are reflected in the water and side to side).
  • 13. 2D Shapes and Symmetry After investigating the following shapes by cutting and folding, we found:
  • 14. an equilateral triangle has 3 internal angles and 3 lines of symmetry.
  • 15. a square has 4 internal angles and 4 lines of symmetry.
  • 16. a regular pentagon has 5 internal angles and 5 lines of symmetry.
  • 17. a regular hexagon has 6 internal angles and 6 lines of symmetry .
  • 18. a regular octagon has 8 internal angles and 8 lines of symmetry.