In math to celebrate the first snow we did a quick study of Pascal's Triangle and then tried to find all the ways to make the word "SNOW." After that we plotted coordinates on a grid to make a snowflake. Can you find all the lines of symmetry?
In my opinion, I like the plotting points on a grid better than Pascal's triangle because it made me think more, and I can see 4 lines of symmetry although I don't think diagonal works because if you look at it sideways, it is slightly off. Overall, this was my favorite day of math.
In my opinion, I like the plotting points on a grid better than Pascal's triangle because it made me think more, and I can see 4 lines of symmetry although I don't think diagonal works because if you look at it sideways, it is slightly off. Overall, this was my favorite day of math.
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DeleteI have the same opinion
i think there is 4 lines of symmetry because there is four main points.
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ReplyDeleteI think that there are 4 lines of symmetry because I agree that diagonal will not work it is a little off.
I think that there are 4 lines of symmetry. Up and down, across and 2 going diagnol.
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Delete# 25 i see 4 lines of symmetry because if you look it like a square you split it by the corner pieces
ReplyDelete6 lines of symytery in the snow flake. I would also like to say great lesson, Eli. :)
ReplyDelete13 lines of symmetry #23.
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