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WHICH IS WHICH? WHAT CAN WE DO TO REMEMBER? Look at reflection, translation and rotation
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WHICH IS WHICH? WHAT CAN WE DO TO REMEMBER? Look at reflection, translation and rotation.

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Page 1: WHICH IS WHICH? WHAT CAN WE DO TO REMEMBER? Look at reflection, translation and rotation.

WHICH IS WHICH?WHAT CAN WE DO TO REMEMBER?

Look at reflection, translation and rotation

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DefinitionsFlip (Reflection)

Slide (Translation)Turn (Rotation)

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Reflection

Is all about looking at it in a mirror. If a shape can reflect itself perfectly then we

call this a line of symmetry. In other words it’s the same shape folded in half and fitting perfectly.

You can be given a line to reflect a shape over. Let’s look at that:

HereLet’s look at a SATs question:

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Reflection top tips!

The best thing to do for reflection is to count the number of squares from the line each corner (vertices) are and draw a dot.

All you have to do then is connect the dots on the other side of the line!

Try this one:

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Translation

Translation is about sliding the shape.

How many squares has the shaded shape translated?

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Translation

ALWAYS Say the across squares first and the up or down squares second!

Try the SATs question:What could we do to make it easier?

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Rotational symmetry

What is this?What is the rotational symmetry of each of

these shapes?

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Rotation

A shape can be rotated about a point either clockwise or anti-clockwise.

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Here’s a question from a SATs paper:

Here is a shape:

Which shows it after it has been turned?

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The diagram is turned. Draw the three missing shapes