Caroline from Doodles and Digits introduces a math craft project to create symmetrical snowflakes. The video explains the concept of symmetry and guides viewers through folding and cutting paper to make snowflakes. It encourages creativity in design and highlights the importance of symmetry in the process. The tutorial also emphasizes the ability to create various snowflake designs and explore their lines of symmetry.

What materials are needed to create a symmetrical snowflake?

• Paper, glue, and a ruler

• Paper, scissors, and a pencil

• Paper, paint, and a brush

• Paper, tape, and a marker

What is a line of symmetry?

• A line that is always vertical

• A line that is always horizontal

• A line that divides an object into two different shapes

• A line that divides an object into two identical halves

What is the first step in creating a symmetrical snowflake?

• Cutting the paper into a circle

• Coloring the paper

• Folding the paper into a square

• Drawing a pattern on the paper

How can you ensure the crease is firm when folding the triangle?

• Use a ruler to press down

• Use the back of the scissors

• Use your fingers to press lightly

• Use a pencil to draw over the crease

What should you do with the two points at the top of the folded triangle?

• Fold them inward

• Leave them as they are

• Cut them off

• Draw on them

What is important to remember when drawing your snowflake design?

• Use a pen for permanent lines

• Ensure not too much is cut out

• Draw as many lines as possible

• Use only straight lines

What should you do with the scraps after cutting the snowflake?

• Throw them on the floor

• Recycle them

• Glue them to the snowflake

• Save them for another project