Ten-fold kaleidoscope coloring page
Ten wedges mirrored around the center. The more repeats a kaleidoscope has, the smaller each piece of the pattern gets, exactly as it does when you narrow the angle between the mirrors. Color one wedge first and then copy exactly those colors into every other wedge. Matching shapes in matching colors is what makes the symmetry show.
A full scene with a background and smaller areas.
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