Students studied symmetry in mathematics and daily life. They were divided into groups called circles, rectangles, and squares. The students looked for symmetry in their school building by taking photos. They also identified axially symmetric shapes using materials like pins, geoboards, and glasses. Students further created colorful mosaics and examples of symmetry using a Geogebra program. Some of their work was connected to students from another school. To conclude the lesson, students wrote a test about symmetry.