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    This document provides instructions for a geometry assignment requiring students to graphically demonstrate their understanding of four geometric transformations: reflection, translation, rotation, and dilation. Students must graph a symbol of their own choice and show the image of that figure under each transformation, clearly labeling each graph. Graphs should be completed in pencil and colored to stand out. The rubric evaluates students on demonstrated mathematical understanding, accuracy of graphs, effort, use of color, completeness, and timeliness of submission.

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    This document provides instructions for a geometry assignment requiring students to graphically demonstrate their understanding of four geometric transformations: reflection, translation, rotation, and dilation. Students must graph a symbol of their own choice and show the image of that figure under each transformation, clearly labeling each graph. Graphs should be completed in pencil and colored to stand out. The rubric evaluates students on demonstrated mathematical understanding, accuracy of graphs, effort, use of color, completeness, and timeliness of submission.

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    Trans Geo Project

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    Nevin Spinosa
    This document provides instructions for a geometry assignment requiring students to graphically demonstrate their understanding of four geometric transformations: reflection, translation, rotation, and dilation. Students must graph a symbol of their own choice and show the image of that figure under each transformation, clearly labeling each graph. Graphs should be completed in pencil and colored to stand out. The rubric evaluates students on demonstrated mathematical understanding, accuracy of graphs, effort, use of color, completeness, and timeliness of submission.

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    Name: _______________________ Transformational Geometry

    Due Date: _______

    You will demonstrate your knowledge of transformations by graphing a symbol of your own and showing the image of this figure under the following: Reflection (with line of reflection stated) Translation (labeled with arrow notation) Rotation (labeled with direction/degree of rotation) Dilation (with scale factor clearly stated) *Be sure to go over your graphs with color after completing them in pencil to make your work stand out!* Criteria Demonstrated Knowledge 4 (16-20 pts) Shows complete understanding of the questions, mathematical ideas, and processes. No graphing errors or one minor error. Clear graphs are included with complete detail and effort shown. Lots of color is used to show off your work. A proper graph of each of the 4 transformations is shown. Each graph is correctly labeled. Project is turned in on time during class. Rubric must be attached for full credit. 3 (11-15 pts) Shows substantial understanding of the problem, ideas, and processes. 2 (6-10 pts) Response shows some understanding of the problem. 1 (0-5 pts) Response shows a complete lack of understanding for the problem. Points

    _____ 20 1 major error or several minor graphing errors. Clear graphs are included with some detail and effort shown. May be some serious graphing errors or flaws in reasoning. Inappropriate or unclear graph is included. Major graphing errors or serious flaws in reasoning. No diagram/graph is included. _____ 20 3 of the 4 graphs are completed. Or 4 graphs are completed, but labels/descriptions are missing. Project is turned in within 1 week of project deadline. 2 of the 4 graphs are completed. Or 3 graphs are completed, but labels/descriptions are missing. Project is turned in within 2 weeks of project deadline. 1 or 0 graphs are completed. Or Several/all graphs are attempted but are incomplete and missing key components. Project is turned in within 3 weeks of project deadline. Total

    Mechanics

    _____ 20

    Use of Visuals

    Completeness

    _____ 20

    Timeliness

    _____ 20

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