# Easy 4th Grade Math

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What are things that have symmetry in a house?

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Look around you.

Here are a few things that are symmetrical:

walls
table
bed

What else can you see?

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webcam
sharpener
chair
television
computer
bookcase
bed
table
lunchbag

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SHARPENER???

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picture frame
laptop
desk
Book
t.v
pillow
door

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