This document provides instructions for performing translations, rotations, and reflections on shapes using graph paper and a coordinate grid. It states that a translation involves drawing a shape and then moving it down and over a set number of units. For a rotation, the shape is turned 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 or a full turn. A reflection involves using a mirror to draw the reflection of the shape. The document aims to teach the basic steps to perform these transformations on shapes.

1. How to do a Translation, Rotation, and Reflection (
use a ruler to do this)
By: Aidan

2. Translation
• This how you would do a translation. Frist you
need graph paper. Second you need to draw your
coordinate grid. Then you need the order pairs.
Then go to the X axis how you need to make your
shape. Go to the Y axis go put how many you
need. Make the rest of your shape. Connect your
shape. Then to make the translation go down
how any more you need. Then go over how many
you need. Color your shapes and draw your
translation line and color it.

3. Rotation
• This is how to do a Rotation. Frist you need
graph paper. Second you need to draw your
coordinate grid. Get the order pairs. The
shape you made, it should be able to turn it ¼,
½, ¾, 4/4. turn your shape ¼ ½ ¾ 4/4 one of
these. Turn how ever may you need to turn
it.

4. Reflection
• This how to do a Reflection. Frist you need
graph paper. Second you need to make your
coordinate gird. Third get the order pairs. You
need a mira. What ever shape you have put
the mira, to the side of the shape. Look on the
side with the shape in the mira. It should
show up. You should be able to draw the
shape.

5. translation

6. rotation

7. reflection

8. • Thank you for letting me teach you about
translations, rotations, and reflections.