This Christmas tree symmetry project allows students to create individual pages that come together to form a large class poster. It combines math and holiday fun, making it a perfect activity for decorating your classroom for the holiday party. Includes 20 different pages.
$1.96
This fun project is a Christmas tree symmetry page that is completed independently and then comes together to create a large class poster! Each student completes the picture on their page by reflecting the picture across a line of symmetry. Then after the students cut out their individual parts, all of the parts fit together to create a giant class tree! This makes the perfect activity for decorating your classroom for the holiday party! Plus, it combines math and holiday fun! Win! Win!
This project includes 20 different pages plus blank pages too!
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Amanda L. –
My students loved making this for Christmas. Also this was a great way to introduce symmetry.
Rachel O. –
Wonderful resource. My students enjoyed it! Thank you!
Elizabeth T. –
A fun way to introduce and practice tessellations. The students truly enjoyed creating their own pieces and were amazed when it all came together.
Elizabeth T. –
A fun way to introduce and practice tessellations. The students truly enjoyed creating their own pieces and were amazed when it all came together.
Wendy R. –
This was a perfectly-timed activity for our geometry unit and the holidays! The kids loved the final product on our classroom wall!
Wendy R. –
This was a perfectly-timed activity for our geometry unit and the holidays! The kids loved the final product on our classroom wall!