How can you use Transformational Geometry to create an ...

1 How can you use Transformational Geometry to create an animation? Your task in to create an animation flip book or PowerPoint slide show that shows all four transformations: Translations, Reflections, Rotation and Dilation. Requirements: -Your animation can be of whatever you like, but your main objective must be to show an object moving over a coordinate plane. -Draw each step in your animation on a separate coordinate plane, on a new piece of paper. You must use the template or graph paper with a graph in the background for all slides/pages. Templates are posted on my website: , under CC2 projects, flip book . You may make your own as well. - You must choose two rows, columns or diagonals from the project page as the minimum requirements for your animation. You may have additional transformations as well. - Minimum of 20 slides. Maximum of 150 slides. Projects cannot be more that 75 Mb to upload (see me if it is over but try hard not to get that big).

2 -Pick a point on your image and follow it through all of your slides. create a transformation chart (example below) to show the details of the transformations between slide that shows the first location of the object and the slide that shows the final location of the object. (Only the 9 transformations from the chart have to be detailed in the table.) -Turn in your hand-drawn flip book or upload your PowerPoint through (Password is ligon). - Your drawing should be in color and creative. A story is optional but required for Advanced grades. You have to leave the grid in the background so that I can check your locations. Carefully follow the rubric. How to create a PowerPoint Animation 1. Open Microsoft PowerPoint 2. Select your title page as the first picture 3. Open the template from my website: , under CC2 projects, flip book 4. Under the Insert tab, click Picture, Clipart, or Shape 5.

3 On the slide sorter, right click your last slide and Duplicate Slide. 6. Move your pictures to their new locations. (Make sure you write your transformations in the Movement chart.) 7. Don't forget to SAVE 8. Under the Animations tab, make sure the following settings are chosen: "Fast" and "Automatically After". To Set the time for less than 1 second, use 00 where xx is a fraction of a second. Make sure "On Mouse Click" is not checked. Click "Apply to All". 9. Now you've created a basic slide show. Go to the Slide Show tab and you can watch your show "From Beginning" to see how it looks (or F5). It's when you do this, that you may find mistakes in your animation, that you may want to fix up! Movement Chart Example Slides Explain Location Original Point New Point Notation Type of Transformation/ Description 1-4 Tip of nose (9,3) (10,1) T(x,y) (x+1, y-2) Translation, right 1, down 2 2-5 Left eye (10,1) (-10,1) ry-axis (-x,y) Reflection over y-axis 4-6 Right tip of Mouth (4,3) (-3,4) R90 , (0,0) (-y,x) Rotation 90 about the origin 6-10 Tongue (3,3) (3,3) D2,(3,3)* Dilation of 2 from the point (3,3) Note: Reflections about lines other than the axes or rotations and dilations about points other than the origin only need the left side of the notation as the right side is not a simple change to the x and y coordinates.

4 CCM2 Name:_____P_____#_____ Unit 1 Transformation Project Project Sheet: This sheet must be turned in with your project Animation Title and File Title of the Animation _____ File name (if applicable) _____ Motion Chart Your image must move in at least 9 ways chose two rows, columns or diagonals from the chart below and circle the transformations. 180 Rotation Reflection over x-axis Translation Dilation Reflection over y-axis Reflection over x-axis Dilation (k<1) 90 Rotation Translation 180 Rotation Dilation Translation FREE CHOICE 90 or 270 Rotation Reflection y=x or y=-x Translation 90 or 270 Rotation Dilation Reflection over y=x Translation 270 Rotation 180 Rotation Reflection over x-axis Translation Dilation (k>1) Rubric Criteria Unsatisfactory Proficient Advanced In addition to meeting the PROFICIENT Content Knowledge (70 pts) <4 transitions are completed Transitions are not properly annotated Less than 20 pages 0 10 22 37 48 9- 10 transitions from the chart are completed Transformations are all properly annotated in a table Minimum of 20 pages 49 55 61 67 Additional transformations are completed Work tells a story (not just shapes moving around)

5 68 69 70 Innovation Creativity (20 pts) Not in color Plagiarized (no credit) Animation is not smooth 0 13 9 13 Animation is in color Animation is original and not plagiarized Animation is entertaining 14 15 16 17 Animation is very intricate Animation design is creative and tells a story Animation is of graphic design quality 18 19 20 Professionalism Student was late in fulfilling his/her responsibilities Work is difficult to read and messy 0 3 6 Completed on time Final product is neat 7 8 9 Student went above and beyond requirements Final product was of professional quality 10 Total CCM2 Name:_____P_____#_____ Unit 1 Transformation Project