
Intro to Rigid Transformations
Students learn to name, signal and perform translations, reflections and rotations without a grid.
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Students learn to name, signal and perform translations, reflections and rotations without a grid.

Students translate, reflect and rotate points, then discover and write the coordinate rule for each move.

Students translate, reflect and rotate figures on the grid, then write the image coordinates and the rule.

Students name, describe and check a series of translations, reflections and rotations on the grid.

Students match corresponding points, sides and angles, then use them to prove congruence and find missing measures.

Students define congruent, spot congruent figures, and prove or disprove congruence with rigid motions.

Students dilate figures about the origin and from any center, then watch rays from the center check their work.

Students combine rigid motions with dilations, find a dilation's center and scale factor, and decide congruent or similar.
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Students learn why inverse operations work, then solve one-step equations with negatives and fractions.

Students undo the number next to the variable first, then solve two-step equations with negatives and fractions.

Variables on both sides: students move the smaller variable term, then solve, including no-solution cases.

Students solve one-step, two-step and variables-on-both-sides equations in a fill-in table, one move per row.

Students solve hanger diagrams with x's on both sides, zero pairs and negatives, and write each step as an equation.

Students combine like terms on each side first, then solve, including equations with no solution and with all solutions.
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Students graph two lines, find and check where they cross, and tell one, no or infinitely many solutions apart.

When both equations are solved for y, students set them equal, solve for x, then find y.

Students substitute one equation into the other, distribute, combine like terms, and solve for both variables.

Students add or subtract to eliminate a variable, then multiply one or both equations to make opposites.

Students solve equations and systems that are always, never or once true, and see what that means for the lines.

Students turn two pricing plans into equations, graph them, and find when the costs match and which deal is better.
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