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“Many machines have symmetrical parts that rotate.”

Very informational, so some kids might be very disinterested.

This book is educational for kids and aligns with math standards in geometry. It shows nature and man made materials that show symmetry, which can symbolize how symmetry and math and geometry are all around us in nature.

“Many machines have symmetrical parts that rotate”

Very visual book to help children learn about symmetry uses items and animals they would be familiar with

2012, nonfiction. Book that uses animals, clothing, people, and other various objects to teach about symmetry. Pages are filled with pictures of the symmetrical items and shows how symmetry works.

“ so now you‘ll spot symmetry almost anywhere!”

This book is all about symmetry and showing you what symmetry means with real life examples of animals,objects, and etc.

This book actually showed me many things that have symmetry that do not usually pop into my head!

This book is an informational book that includes math in its reading. It allows children to see the many things in life that have symmetry between people, animals, and objects. Genre: Nonfiction; Published: 2012; Illustrator: Loren Leedy

“So now you‘ll spot the symmetry: in the round, on your feet, up or down, in a tree, in the air, almost anywhere!”

This is a great book to use when teaching children about what exactly symmetry is and how it works. The book brings it down to “their level” and makes it fun along the way as well.

Genre: nonfiction
I love how this book gives examples of symmetry using familiar objects that children can easily identify and relate to. I also like the way that the author put different important words in bold red letters throughout the book.