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Suvi: Night Mirror

Draw on one wing and watch its mirror image appear.

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Ages 3–5 · 6 levels

SymmetryAn illustrated scene from Suvi: Night Mirror.Suvi: Night Mirror

Make the mirror image

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Ages are a starting point. Individual activities may have a different age guide from the adventure.

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Draw on one wing and watch its mirror image appear.

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Help for grown-ups

How to start

Draw on the left wing and watch the matching reflection appear on the right. Begin with free drawing; later levels ask you to trace shapes and eventually remember a guide after it fades.

What your child practices

Noticing mirror symmetry, following contours, and relating a point to its reflected position.

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A gentler start

Stay with free drawing. Make one short line and look together at what appears on the other wing.

A little more thinking

Before drawing, predict where the reflection will appear. In the memory level, notice the guide's main curves and corners before it fades.

These are ways to support or extend play together. Your child can point, act, or explain; saying the answer aloud is optional.

Little hints & worksheet answers

Where is the matching line on the other side? Is it the same distance from the middle?

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Try it away from the screen

Fold and open a sheet of paper. Draw a simple shape beside the crease, then draw its partner at the same height and distance on the other side. Fold to compare.

Suvi: Night Mirror