Free printable symmetry drawing
Symmetry Drawing is a mirror-drawing puzzle on graph paper. This sheet uses an 8-by-8 grid with a vertical dashed line down the center; the left half already holds a shaded right triangle, and the right half is empty. The child draws the missing half so the picture matches across that dashed line. Kids who like careful drawing, early geometry lessons, and anyone practicing reflection across a vertical axis enjoy the slow, cell-by-cell work.
Solution page included
Peek at the solution
This download includes a high-resolution 6x9 inch PNG of the half-filled grid and a solution that shows the completed mirrored triangle. Both files are free, with no signup required.
How to play
- Find the vertical dashed line that splits the 8-by-8 grid in half.
- Look at the shaded triangle on the left side and note where it touches each grid line.
- Copy that shape onto the empty right side so every cell matches across the dashed line.
- Shade the new half, then compare your drawing with the solution page.
Print at 100% scale on letter or A4 paper so the 8-by-8 cells stay square and large enough to shade.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the solution for this Symmetry Drawing puzzle?
A solution image is included on this page. It shows the same 8-by-8 grid with both halves of the triangle shaded, so you can see the finished reflection across the dashed midline. Download it with the puzzle if you want to check a child's drawing.
Is this Symmetry Drawing page free to print?
Yes. The puzzle and the completed-figure solution are free high-resolution PNGs. You do not need an account or an email address. Print extra copies when you want a clean grid for another try.
Who is this Symmetry Drawing page for?
It fits elementary students who are meeting reflection and line symmetry for the first time, usually in first through third grade. The 8-by-8 grid keeps the counting small, and the single triangle is a gentle first figure. An adult can count squares from the dashed line with a child who is still learning to mirror left and right.
How should I print this Symmetry Drawing grid?
Print at 100% scale on letter or A4 paper in portrait orientation so the 8-by-8 cells stay square and large enough to shade. Turn off fit-to-page, which can squash the grid. Black ink or grayscale keeps the dashed midline and the given shading easy to see.
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