Translation Digital Pixel Art | Rigid Transformations Google Sheets | 8th Grade

Overview

Transform your 8th-grade classroom with our engaging winter and Christmas-themed Translation Digital Pixel Art activities! Delivering core lessons on transformations, this resource features two self-checking Google Sheets designed for mastering translations in rigid transformations. It aligns with CCSS 8.G.A.3, and is perfect for independent practice, sub plans, or review. The creativity of pixel art keeps students motivated while reinforcing essential math skills. Use it anytime in the school year - it's as versatile as it is fun!

Why you'll love this

Engage your students with these winter and Christmas themed pixel art activities involving translations in the rigid transformations unit. This product contains two pixel arts, each is a self-checking Google Sheet. However, the images are versatile enough that it may be used at any time in the school year. It's great as sub plan, review lesson, or independent practice!

This product covers the 8th grade common core standard, with a focus on translation:

8.G.A.3

Describe the effect of dilations, translations, rotations, and reflections on two-dimensional figures using coordinates.

Students practice a series of problems, and get immediate feedback as they go. Correct answers turn green and incorrect answers stay red. As students type in correct answers, a mystery picture appears. The Google Sheets are all self checking & digital, so it can easily be assigned through Google Classroom or any online learning platform.

There's no prep required. This is great for virtual or in person learning!

What’s included?

There's 2 pixel art Google Sheets, with 33 problems total, along with an answer key and directions for reference:

  • Google Sheet #1 (24 problems): Find the new coordinates after translation

  • Google Sheet #2 (9 problems): Write rules to describe translations

  • Answer Key (PDF)

  • Optional Question Sheet PDF (may be used for student work space if desired)

You can assign the Google Sheets separately or both at once depending on your preferences and skills that your students are working on.

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