MG 62 – TRANSFORMING EFFECTS OF COMBINATIONS OF TRANSLATIONS, REFLECTIONS AND ROTATIONS

Children identify the transforming effects of combinations of translations, reflections and degrees of rotation.
They identifying that combinations of rotations, translations and reflections change do not change properties or area of shapes.
They create, describe and identify patterns formed by combinations of translations, reflections and degrees of rotations.

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