Translations, Reflections, and Rotations in Four Quadrants
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Translations, Reflections, and Rotations in Four Quadrants
Transformations in four quadrants for Grade 7: a translation, a reflection in an axis, a half turn about a given point, and a translation then a reflection, each to draw with the coordinates of its new corners. With an answer key.
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- Combining Transformations, Translations
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Move shapes on a coordinate grid by translations, reflections in an axis and rotations about the origin, give the new coordinates, and know that these moves keep lengths and angles the same.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child trace the shape on thin paper and slide, flip or turn the tracing to check each answer.
- Move one vertex at a time and label the new points with prime marks, such as A′.
- Ask what stays the same after each transformation: side lengths, angles, size.
Common mistakes
- Reflecting across the wrong axis. A reflection across the x-axis changes the sign of y.
- Rotating the wrong way. Clockwise is the way the hands of a clock move.
- In a dilation, adding the scale factor instead of multiplying by it.
