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Transformation Display Poster: Translation

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Overview:

A poster explaining the concept of ‘translation’ as a type of shape transformation. Designed for classroom display and student reference.

Learning Objectives:

Understand the meaning of ‘translation’ in geometry.
Recognise how shapes move without rotating or flipping.
Use the correct terminology to describe transformations.

How the Resource Works:

The poster provides a clear explanation of ‘translation’, showing how a shape moves from one position to another without changing its orientation. It includes visual examples to illustrate the concept, making it an effective reference tool for students learning about transformations.

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