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The purpose of this lesson is to develop a rigorous definition of rotation. Students first focus on what information is important for defining a rotation. In an optional activity students can begin to determine properties of rotations by rotating segments to make isosceles triangles. Students attend to precision when they clarify what information they need to uniquely determine a given rotation (MP6).
Technology isn't required for this lesson, but there are opportunities for students to choose to use appropriate technology to solve problems. We recommend making technology available.
Students will continue adding to their reference chart in this lesson. Be prepared to add to the class display. The Blank Reference Chart for students and a teacher copy of a completed version are available in the black line masters for the unit.
If there are multiple sections of this course in the same classroom, consider hiding entries on the class reference chart and revealing them at the appropriate time rather than making multiple displays.