Description
Transformations Activities for Google Slides
This Transformations Activities for Google Slides resource includes 12 Google Slides with interactive activities to help students identify and model translations, reflections, and rotations.
These no-prep math activities are completed by dragging and dropping movable answers and typing responses to questions. Answer keys are included for each digital math activity.
Click the preview images at the top of the page to take a closer look at some of the activities included in this resource!
What will students review with these math activities for Google Slides?
With these digital math activities, students will:
- identifying examples of translations, reflections, and rotations
- describing the results of combining or subdividing polygons
What types of digital activities are included?
Students will complete drag and drop activities and typed response activities when completing these Google Slides.
Don’t miss out!
These Transformations Activities for Google Slides are great for both in-person and virtual learning. The activities can easily be accessed through your Google Drive and shared with students for a no-prep math activity or center. These digital math activities are also a fun way to prepare students for TEI items on state testing.
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Yaris C. –
This was perfect. I have used it two years in a row now. Once I used it as a whole group assignment during an introduction, and the next I used it as an independent activity. It can easily be assigned for sub work too!
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Anonymous Buyer –
Great resource, kids were engaged and enjoyed completing it! Thank you!
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Melinda M. –
This was a great resource to use with my students to show their level of understanding.
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Anonymous Buyer –
Wonderful resource! Thank you!
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