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Last updated

25 May 2026

pdf, 74.23 MB
pdf, 74.23 MB

Develop creativity and early maths skills with this engaging Animal Symmetry Maths Drawing Activity, designed to support symmetry, fine motor development and expressive arts in EYFS and KS1.

Children use their observation and artistic skills to draw the missing half of the animal or minibeast portrait, helping them explore symmetry, pattern and mirror images through creative learning. Mirrors can also be used to support understanding and accuracy.

This hands-on symmetry activity EYFS includes a variety of engaging creatures including pets, farm animals, jungle animals and minibeasts such as tigers, cats, butterflies and spiders.

This resource includes:
• 20 animal and minibeast symmetry portraits
• 10 printable PDF pages
• Half portrait templates ready for drawing
• Ideal for laminating and repeated use

Supports:
• Symmetry and early maths concepts
• Fine motor skills through drawing
• Observation and concentration skills
• Expressive arts and creativity

Perfect for:
✔ EYFS maths and art provision
✔ KS1 symmetry activities
✔ Animal and minibeast topics
✔ Independent or adult-led tasks

A simple, low-prep symmetry drawing activity that combines art and maths, helping children build confidence in observation, creativity and early mathematical understanding.

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