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A fun and creative way to combine art and maths this Easter! This resource includes 14 different symmetry drawing templates featuring popular Easter-themed images. Perfect for supporting visual-spatial awareness, fine motor skills, and an understanding of symmetry in a seasonal context. What’s included? 14 printable templates with half-drawn Easter items (both left and right sides included across templates) Designs include Easter eggs, bunnies, chicks, baskets, and more Activity Idea: Pupils complete the missing half of each item to create a symmetrical picture. Then, they colour their finished work using colour pencils, markers, or watercolours. Ideal as a morning task, maths-art crossover activity, or seasonal early finisher option. Skills developed: Understanding of symmetry and reflection Fine motor control and pencil accuracy Visual observation and attention to detail Creativity and personal expression Tip: You can extend the task by encouraging pupils to add their own background details or patterns to the symmetrical drawings. Thank you for viewing this resource! If it proves useful in your classroom, please leave a rating or comment—your feedback is appreciated and helps others discover quality content.

Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with this fun and educational symmetry activity! This resource includes 4 printable drawing templates featuring popular Saint Patrick’s-themed images, designed to support children in developing their understanding of symmetry, fine motor skills, and creative expression. What’s included? 4 symmetry drawing templates featuring half-drawn Saint Patrick’s items (Includes both left and right side variations) Themes include iconic symbols such as shamrocks, pots of gold, rainbows, and more Activity Instructions: Children are challenged to complete the missing half of each image by carefully sketching and colouring the other side. This promotes attention to detail and an understanding of symmetrical balance. Ideal for use with coloured pencils, markers, or watercolours. Skills targeted: Visual and spatial awareness Understanding of reflective symmetry Fine motor coordination Artistic creativity Tip: Use as a morning starter, art lesson enhancement, or seasonal maths station. These activities are great for early finishers or as part of a Saint Patrick’s Day celebration in the classroom. Related Saint Patrick’s Day Resources: Saint Patrick’s Write-in Flashcards Beginning Sounds Fill-In Cards (Saint Patrick) We’re going on a hunt (Saint Patrick) Thank you for checking out this resource! If you enjoy using it, please consider leaving a review or rating. Your feedback makes a difference and helps others find high-quality resources.