Greek Temple Symmetry

Bring a little ancient architecture into math class! In this Greek Temple Symmetry — Draw the Other Half worksheet, half of a classical temple front is drawn on a grid, and students complete the mirror image across a dashed line of symmetry. With a triangular pediment, a row of columns, a centered doorway, and stepped base, students practice counting grid squares to place every line exactly — the repeating columns make careful gap-and-column spacing the real skill here.

What's included:

• 1 student worksheet with a 14x13 grid, half-drawn temple, and clear directions
• Answer key showing the given half in black and the mirrored half in gray for fast checking
• Ink-friendly design that prints beautifully in black and white

Perfect for: math centers, early finishers, sub plans, morning work, and cross-curricular lessons pairing geometry with ancient Greece or architecture studies. Every corner lands on a grid intersection, so students can check their own work square by square.

Aligned to CCSS 4.G.A.3 (recognize lines of symmetry and draw line-symmetric figures) and accessible for grades 3-5. Part of our architecture symmetry series with House and Castle Symmetry. Print and go!