L1.14 - Defining Rotations
Learning Intentions and Success Criteria
- Comprehend that the term "rotation" (in written and spoken language) requires several descriptors including angle, center, and direction.
- Determine whether a figure is a rotation of another.
- Draw rotations of figures.
- Describe a rotation by stating the center and angle of rotation.
- Draw rotations.
14.1: Math Talk: Comparing Angles

14.2: Info Gap: What’s the Point: Rotations

Use this applet to solve the problem independently.
Partners with Problem Card 1 & Data Card 1, write your solution.
Partners with Problem Card 2 & Data Card 2, write your solution.
14.3: Turning into Triangles
1. Draw a segment. Label the endpoints A and B.
2. Draw a segment. Label the endpoints C and D.


Learning Intentions and Success Criteria
- Comprehend that the term "rotation" (in written and spoken language) requires several descriptors including angle, center, and direction.
- Determine whether a figure is a rotation of another.
- Draw rotations of figures.
- Describe a rotation by stating the center and angle of rotation.
- Draw rotations.
Cool-Down: What Went Wrong? Rotation

1. What is one idea that Andre probably understands about rotations?
2. What is one idea that Andre doesn’t understand about rotations?
3. Rotate triangle ABC by 45 degrees counterclockwise, avoiding Andre’s mistake.








