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    ورقة عمل نشاط-تحويلات هندسية

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    This document contains a lesson plan on translation in mathematics for students. It is the fourth lesson in a series of six on symmetry and transformation. The lesson plan reviews how to describe the translation of plane figures and aims to help students be able to read, write, and talk about translating plane figures. It includes sample translation worksheets and a maze activity for students to practice translating figures.

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    ورقة عمل نشاط-تحويلات هندسية

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    This document contains a lesson plan on translation in mathematics for students. It is the fourth lesson in a series of six on symmetry and transformation. The lesson plan reviews how to describe the translation of plane figures and aims to help students be able to read, write, and talk about translating plane figures. It includes sample translation worksheets and a maze activity for students to practice translating figures.

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    This document contains a lesson plan on translation in mathematics for students. It is the fourth lesson in a series of six on symmetry and transformation. The lesson plan reviews how to describe the translation of plane figures and aims to help students be able to read, write, and talk about translating plane figures. It includes sample translation worksheets and a maze activity for students to practice translating figures.

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    ورقة عمل نشاط-تحويلات هندسية

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    Khalid Meqdad
    This document contains a lesson plan on translation in mathematics for students. It is the fourth lesson in a series of six on symmetry and transformation. The lesson plan reviews how to describe the translation of plane figures and aims to help students be able to read, write, and talk about translating plane figures. It includes sample translation worksheets and a maze activity for students to practice translating figures.

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    Subject: Mathematics

    Topic: Symmetry and transformation


    Sub-topic: Translation
    Level: S.1
    Background information:
    This is the fourth lesson in a series of 6.
    Students have already learned how to describe the translation of plane figures.
    Learning objectives:
    Content:
    Students should be able to describe the translation of plane figures.
    Language:
    Students should be able to read, write and talk about the translation of plane figures in the following
    language form:
    Move the figure 3 units to the right and then 4 units downwards Symmetry and Transformation

    Translation
    Worksheet 2
    NAME:___________________NO.: __________CLASS:_____________DATE:________________
    Translation is the process through which an object moves in a ____________ and/or _____________
    direction. It changes the ____________ of an object. The _________, the _________ and the
    _____________ remain unchanged.

    (a)
    (b)
    1. Describe the translation of the figures above.
    (a) The triangle moves ________ units to the __________.
    (b) The rectangle moves __________ units ____________.
    2. Translate the figure according to the instruction below.
    Move the figure 4 units to the right and then 3 units
    downwards.

    3. Describe the translation of the figure below.


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    ‫‪A mouse needs to find its way through a maze to eat a piece of cheese. You and your partner each have‬‬
    ‫‪a part of the maze. Follow the steps below.‬‬
    ‫‪1. Look at the part of the maze you have.‬‬
    ‫‪2. Help the mouse to move in both horizontal and vertical directions to reach the Gate.‬‬
    ‫‪3. Tell Student B the way to move the mouse to the Gate.‬‬
    ‫‪For example: Move 2 units to the right and then 2 units downwards.‬‬
    ‫‪4. Now, listen to Student B’s instructions to help the mouse to reach the cheese. Move the mouse in‬‬
    ‫‪the grid map according to Student B’s instructions until the mouse reaches the cheese.‬‬
    ‫‪5. Start again at the Gate if the mouse meets a cat.‬‬
    ‫‪The first step is done for you.‬‬
    ‫‪1. Move 2 units to the right and then 2 units downwards.‬‬
    A mouse needs to find its way through a maze to eat a piece of cheese. You and your partner each
    have a part of the maze. Follow the steps below.
    1. Look at the part of the maze you have.
    2. Suppose the mouse is now at the Gate, help the mouse to move in both horizontal and vertical
    directions to reach the cheese.
    3. Listen to Student A’s instructions to help the mouse to reach the Gate. Move the mouse in the grid
    map according to Student A’s instructions until the mouse reaches the Gate.
    4. Start again at the Starting Point if the mouse meets a cat.
    5. Now, tell Student A the way to move the mouse to the cheese.
    For example: Move 2 units to the right and then 2 units downwards.
    The first step is done for you.
    1. Move 2 units to the right and then 2 units downwards.

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