This is a simple and quick exercise to match 4 translations with 4 vectors.
This could of course be used as a quick recap at the start of a lesson having previously introduced the concept however I have most often used this BEFORE I teach students about vector notation.
We explore the idea of translation using words like up, down, left, right etc... and then I give them the exercise to see if they can work it out for themselves. They always do :)
One fun way to introduce translations is by showing a video of American line dancing! Youtube has plenty.
This could of course be used as a quick recap at the start of a lesson having previously introduced the concept however I have most often used this BEFORE I teach students about vector notation.
We explore the idea of translation using words like up, down, left, right etc... and then I give them the exercise to see if they can work it out for themselves. They always do :)
One fun way to introduce translations is by showing a video of American line dancing! Youtube has plenty.
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A really nice starter exercise to introduce pupils to translations. Love that they have to match the translation to the vector so that they are working out which relates to left/right and up/down.
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