To solve this task, we need to identify whether each pair of shapes is a
slide,
flip, or
turn. Let’s break it down step by step.
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Understanding the Terms
1.
Slide: The shape moves in one direction (up, down, left, right) without turning or flipping. It looks the same but is in a different position.
2.
Flip: The shape is mirrored across a line (like a reflection in a mirror). It looks like it’s been turned over.
3.
Turn: The shape is rotated around a point. It looks like it’s been spun.
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Analyzing Each Problem
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Problem 1: D and D
- The first "D" is upright.
- The second "D" is flipped horizontally (it looks like a mirror image).
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Answer: Flip
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Problem 2: E and E
- The first "E" is upright.
- The second "E" is flipped horizontally (it looks like a mirror image).
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Answer: Flip
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Problem 5: H and H
- The first "H" is upright.
- The second "H" is flipped horizontally (it looks like a mirror image).
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Answer: Flip
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Problem 6: I and I
- The first "I" is vertical.
- The second "I" is horizontal (it has been turned 90 degrees).
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Answer: Turn
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Final Answers
1. Flip
2. Flip
5. Flip
6. Turn
Final Answer:
1. Flip, 2. Flip, 5. Flip, 6. Turn
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of flip slide turn worksheet.
