Puzzle
Geometry & measuresPuzzle
Odd one out:Symmetry
Ten statements about lines of symmetry and rotational symmetry, four shapes each time, and one that does not belong. A parallelogram has rotational symmetry and no lines of symmetry, which catches people out. One per A4.
A free key stage 3 and GCSE geometry and measures puzzle with answers, spec code G1. It goes with the lessons on lines of symmetry and rotational symmetry.
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Lines of symmetry
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Rotational symmetry
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