Football Symmetry

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Last updated 17 November 2010, created 09 March 2008, viewed 12,603

An exercise in using reflection in a mirror line based on the logos of Manchester United, Chelsea, Birmingham and Aston Villa. Pupils discover what the logos would look like if they were symmetrical. NOTE: Schools away from Birmingham may want to change the bottom two logos to other local teams to add interest for their students.

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what about the girls. Cool for the boys but what now we need a similar activity for the girls so the students can then choose which one they want to do. from nrapier, 24 November 2009	(report comment)	3 out of 5
Inspired idea. Just right for the disaffected, thank you. from nickylodge, 11 November 2008	(report comment)	4 out of 5
A nice filler. I will use this as a filler exercise to change the pace of the lesson. Not sure if tracing paper is easy to find in KS3, but Thanks from bubblebox, 09 May 2008	(report comment)	3 out of 5
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