Students will practice graphing transformations, including reflections, translations, rotations, and dilations, as they rotate through 10 stations with this “Math Lib” Activity. A worksheet is provided for them to graph both the preimage and image in order to determine the ordered pair(s).
Reflections include the x-axis and y-axis. Rotations include 90º, 180º, and 270º (all counterclockwise) about the origin. All dilations use the origin as the center of dilation.
The answer at each station will give them a piece to a story (who, doing what, with who, where, when, etc.). This is a much more fun approach to multiple choice, and the students adore reading the story to the class. They get very excited to see which of their teachers is the “star” of the story.
Edit all story elements!
All slides are given in an editable format so you are free to personalize the story for your students. PowerPoint is required to edit. Only story elements can be changed, not the actual problems.
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Middle School Math Activities Bundle
Pre-Algebra Activities Bundle
Geometry Curriculum (with Activities)
Geometry Activities Bundle
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