Symmetry in Motion

The video tutorial explores the concept of symmetry, explaining that symmetry means having identical parts on either side of a dividing line. It provides examples of symmetrical and asymmetrical patterns, demonstrating how shapes can be symmetrical when flipped or rotated. The tutorial also discusses how cutting shapes can affect symmetry and encourages viewers to find symmetrical objects around them. The key takeaway is that symmetry involves identical halves, regardless of orientation.

How can you determine if two sides of a picture are different?

Why is it not always true that dividing something in half results in two symmetrical sides?