50 Mindful Geometric Symmetry Printable Coloring Pages For Kids & Adults (INSTANT DOWNLOAD)
SKU: mindful-geometric-symmetry
I have always been drawn to symmetry. When I am driving through a residential area, I am attracted to houses that have a symmetrical architecture.
From the lovely Cape Cod design with its sweet dormers on either side of the middle of the house to the solid red brick farmhouse style with the same number of windows on one side of the door as on the other, this symmetry in architectural design is pleasant to me.
I am sure I am not alone. Perhaps you, too, find some enjoyment and maybe even a sense of calm and peace about symmetry.
Did you know that we are naturally drawn to symmetry because of a simple, natural reality?
Human beings are symmetrical in our very selves, our bodies. Our central torso extends to two legs which come out of hip bones located at the front on either side of the torso.
And we have two arms that grow out of our shoulders, one of each located on either side of our upper torso.
Two is a key number when we look at our bodies: two eyes, two ears, two arms, two hands, two legs, two feet.
An essential role of two in regard to our bodies is balance. With two arms and two legs we are able to stand, walk, and run without falling over.
Beyond our bodies, symmetry is how we view our world and make sense of it.
From a young age, our brains begin to make sense of the world around us that we are awakening to by finding patterns in our world.
We are read stories with patterns that help us to predict what will come next like “Five Little Monkeys” and “Brown Bear, Brown Bear. What Do You See?”
We sort, organize and classify objects around us, both living and inanimate.
Do you have a little one or a niece or nephew and enjoy playing games with them that require sorting and classifying?
Making patterns out of things and seeing the patterns that exist in our world are a natural part of our development.
My grandson loves nature and the first thing he does when he comes to visit me is hunt for bugs and insects. He’s a real little biologist!
He sorts the creatures he finds into different categories, looking at their similarities and differences.
Patterning is also a key part of mathematics. Patterning is part of numbers and it is part of geometry - shapes.
When we recognize patterns in our world around us whether those patterns occur in numbers, objects, or architecture - as my example of houses - we have a sense of calm and control.
This is because patterns allow us to predict what is coming. Observing geometrical shapes and how they are put together can build our confidence and give us a sense of security.
In the Mindful Geometric Symmetry Coloring Book you are invited into a world of fabulous geometric shapes. Triangles, squares, hexagons, circles, rectangles and prisms appear on each page in marvelous patterns.
You decide how to fill in and shade each perfectly drawn shape to bring each page to life.
Bring your own character and artistry to these 50 pages and enjoy the art of coloring.
I have always been drawn to symmetry. When I am driving through a residential area, I am attracted to houses that have a symmetrical architecture.
From the lovely Cape Cod design with its sweet dormers on either side of the middle of the house to the solid red brick farmhouse style with the same number of windows on one side of the door as on the other, this symmetry in architectural design is pleasant to me.
I am sure I am not alone. Perhaps you, too, find some enjoyment and maybe even a sense of calm and peace about symmetry.
Did you know that we are naturally drawn to symmetry because of a simple, natural reality?
Human beings are symmetrical in our very selves, our bodies. Our central torso extends to two legs which come out of hip bones located at the front on either side of the torso.
And we have two arms that grow out of our shoulders, one of each located on either side of our upper torso.
Two is a key number when we look at our bodies: two eyes, two ears, two arms, two hands, two legs, two feet.
An essential role of two in regard to our bodies is balance. With two arms and two legs we are able to stand, walk, and run without falling over.
Beyond our bodies, symmetry is how we view our world and make sense of it.
From a young age, our brains begin to make sense of the world around us that we are awakening to by finding patterns in our world.
We are read stories with patterns that help us to predict what will come next like “Five Little Monkeys” and “Brown Bear, Brown Bear. What Do You See?”
We sort, organize and classify objects around us, both living and inanimate.
Do you have a little one or a niece or nephew and enjoy playing games with them that require sorting and classifying?
Making patterns out of things and seeing the patterns that exist in our world are a natural part of our development.
My grandson loves nature and the first thing he does when he comes to visit me is hunt for bugs and insects. He’s a real little biologist!
He sorts the creatures he finds into different categories, looking at their similarities and differences.
Patterning is also a key part of mathematics. Patterning is part of numbers and it is part of geometry - shapes.
When we recognize patterns in our world around us whether those patterns occur in numbers, objects, or architecture - as my example of houses - we have a sense of calm and control.
This is because patterns allow us to predict what is coming. Observing geometrical shapes and how they are put together can build our confidence and give us a sense of security.
In the Mindful Geometric Symmetry Coloring Book you are invited into a world of fabulous geometric shapes. Triangles, squares, hexagons, circles, rectangles and prisms appear on each page in marvelous patterns.
You decide how to fill in and shade each perfectly drawn shape to bring each page to life.
Bring your own character and artistry to these 50 pages and enjoy the art of coloring.
