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20 June 2018

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There are three worksheets here. The first sheet asks the children to identify how the shape has been translated. The second requires them to translate easier shapes, whereas the third is more challenging. In addition, the third includes a SAT style question which requires the children to use all the knowledge they have learnt from the first two worksheets. I hope this helps! If you find these worksheets have saved you some valuable time, please leave a rating or a comment.

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margaret_mcavoy

2 years ago
4

I love the resource, thanks. I used vector notation to extend my students and hope you don't mind.

bevan16

4 years ago
5

Perfect thank you

vvc1961

4 years ago
5

Thanks very helpful :)

oceanic-dolphin

4 years ago
5

Just what I needed! Thank you.

julie_monroe1

5 years ago
5

lovely very useful resources thank you

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