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Ages 14 - 16

Addition and Subtraction with Column Vectors

Students learn how to add and subtract with column vectors.

Ages 11 - 13

Planes of Symmetry in 3D Shapes

How to identify the planes of symmetry in 3D shapes.

Ages 11 - 13

Reflective symmetry in 2D shapes

How to describe reflective symmetry in 2D shapes using mirror lines.

Ages 11 - 13

Enlarging Shapes on a Grid

How to enlarge shapes objects on a grid using a centre and scale factor.

Ages 11 - 13

How to perform rotations about a Centre

How to rotate an object on a grid using a centre, direction and amount of turn.

Ages 11 - 13

Reflecting Shapes on a Grid

How to reflect shapes on a grid using horizontal, vertical and diagonal mirror lines.

Ages 11 - 13

Translating Shapes using Vectors

How to perform a translation using column vectors.

Ages 14 - 16

Translations using Vector Notation

Students learn how to translate an object on a grid using vector notation.

Ages 14 - 16

Rotational Symmetry

Students learn how to use tracing paper to identify the order of rotational symmetry for 2D shapes.

Ages 14 - 16

Reflective Symmetry

Students learn how to perform and describe reflections of 2D shapes using a mirror line.

Ages 14 - 16

Enlarging Shapes to a Scale Factor

How to enlarge a shape on a grid when given a scale factor.

Ages 14 - 16

Translating Shapes

How to translate shapes using left, right, up and down.

Ages 14 - 16

Rotating Shapes

How to rotate shapes using a centre and direction of turn.

Ages 14 - 16

Calculating lengths in similar shapes

Students learn how to calculate missing lengths in similar shapes.

Ages 14 - 16

Congruence

Students learn how to prove congruency using angle properties and geometrical facts.

Ages 14 - 16

Describing Transformations

Students learn how to fully describe a single transformation.