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SWBAT find rotation images and reflection images in regular polygons. SWBAT determine if a figure has rotation or reflection symmetry. Included are three pages of teacher led notes, one page of individual student practice and a full answer key. It is helpful in this lesson to use tracing paper to help students determine the order of rotation. Have students trace the image and place a dot at one of the vertices. Then, spin the tracing paper while keeping the note paper still beneath. Students wi

This unit focuses on performing transformations in the coordinate plane, writing rules of transformations for given diagrams, compositions of transformations, and symmetry. Within you will find pdf files for each of the following documents: 6 sets of notes, 1 practice Color-by-number activity, 2 quiz reviews, 2 quizzes, 1 test review, 1 test review Clue game, 1 test, 1 project, and 1 objective tracker sheet. Each document comes with a full answer key. Lesson 1: Translations Lesson 2: Refl

Students will be able to find two points on a nondirected line segment that partition the segment into a given ratio. Included are three pages of teacher-led notes as well as one page of student practice problems and a full answer key.

SWBAT predict and verify the sequence of transformations (a composition) that will map a figure onto another. Included are three pages of teacher led notes, two pages of individual student practice and a full answer key.

SWBAT find the slope-intercept equation of parallel and perpendicular lines, including vertical and horizontal lines. Students will graph parallel and perpendicular lines. Included are three pages of teacher-led notes, 2 pages of individual student practice, and a full answer key.

SWBAT construct dilations on the coordinate plane. SWBAT find the scale factor and center of a dilation. Included are four pages of teacher led notes, two pages of individual student practice and a full answer key

Students will be able to classify polygons as convex or concave as well as naming the polygon by the number of sides up to n=10. Students will be able to use the coordinates of the vertices of polygons graphed in a coordinate plane & use the distance formula to compute the perimeter or area of the polygon. Included are 3 pages of teacher led notes as well as one page of individual student practice and a full answer key.