MG 50 – ROTATIONAL SYMMETRY AND THE TRANSFORMING EFFECTS OF TRANSLATIONS, REFLECTIONS AND ROTATIONS

Children identify line symmetry, and rotational symmetry of two-dimensional shapes to determine their ‘order’ of rotational symmetry.
They describe the transforming effects of single and multiple translations, single and multiple reflections and single and multiple rotations of two-dimensional shapes.

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