Math is more than numbers — it’s the language of patterns that shape our universe! In this activity pack, you’ll explore sacred geometry designs like the Flower of Life, Metatron’s Cube, and mandalas. You’ll practice geometry skills while discovering how shapes, symmetry, and patterns connect math to art, nature, and creativity.

🧮 Skills Covered

• Counting shapes (triangles, hexagons, circles)
• Identifying and measuring angles
• Exploring lines of symmetry and rotational symmetry
• Calculating perimeter and area (simplified versions for shapes inside patterns)
• Recognizing repeating patterns in complex designs

📂 What’s Included

Intro Page: What is sacred geometry? (Student-friendly, no heavy spiritual jargon — just “patterns in math and nature.”)

1. The Flower of Life Activity

2. Metatron’s Cube Activity
3. Mandala Symmetry Page

4. Area & Perimeter Challenge

5. Creative Extension

• • Students create their own sacred geometry-inspired design (on graph paper or using provided outlines).
  • Write 2–3 sentences about what patterns they notice in their creation.

🎯 Suggested Grade Levels

• Grades 5–8 (geometry focus, with enrichment for higher)
• Adaptable for Grades 3–4 if simplified (focus on counting shapes + symmetry instead of area/perimeter).