This document discusses various types of transformations in mathematics including reflections, translations, rotations, and patterns formed from them. It defines transformations of the plane as one-to-one correspondences between points that map an original figure onto its image. Rigid motions are defined as transformations that preserve distances between points. Reflections flip figures across an axis, translations slide figures in a direction, and rotations turn figures around a center point. Patterns in nature often use these transformations and polygons and polyhedra can be found throughout the environment.