- The blue pattern is a diagonal line of squares running from the top-left to the bottom-right. To complete the symmetry, draw the same diagonal line on the right side, starting from the top-right corner and moving down to the bottom-left.
- The green pattern consists of three squares in the top row, one square in the middle row, and three squares in the bottom row. To complete the symmetry, mirror this arrangement on the right side.
- The orange pattern forms a curved shape resembling a quarter-circle. To complete the symmetry, draw the mirror image of this curve on the right side.
- The yellow pattern is an incomplete square with a gap in the middle. To complete the symmetry, fill in the missing squares on the right side to form a complete square.
- The pink pattern is a staircase-like shape. To complete the symmetry, draw the mirror image of this staircase on the right side.
- The gray pattern is a zigzag line. To complete the symmetry, draw the mirror image of this zigzag on the right side.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of symmetry worksheet ks1.
