Symmetrical Patterns

 
This activity, using KidPix as a learning and thinking tool, has been aligned with the SACSA frameworks and is intended to provide the learning described below.

BAND - Primary Years
 

LEARNING AREAS STRANDS OUTCOMES
Mathematics Spatial sense and geometric reasoning 2.13
The Arts Arts practice 2.1
ESSENTIAL LEARNINGS EVE: Key Competencies LIT., NUM. AND ICT
T, C,   KC2, KC5, KC7 ICT

KEY IDEAS

Mathematics
Students explore and communicate the ideas and language of geometric change and transformation. They use combinations of mathematical transformations.
The Arts
Students explore representations of real and imagined experiences. They create, plan or shape new and/or existing arts works to express ideas,feelings and events related to personal, social and environmental futures in local and global communities.

STUDENT TASKS
Use the wacky brush tool and select the symmetrical drawing option.
Start in the middle of the page and use up as much white space as possible.
Use the paint can to colour your pattern, keeping matching spaces the same colour to show the symmetrical pattern.
Add your name.

EXAMPLES OF STUDENT WORK (YEAR 3)
 by Zeena
 by Heath
by Hem
 
 © 2001 Jackie Miers
bobandco@health.on.net
February,  2002