First, the teaching objectives
1, let students understand the basic concepts of translation and rotation.
2. Learn to recognize translation and rotation.
3. Master the basic properties of translation and rotation, and be able to perform simple operations.
4. Cultivate students' spatial concept and observation ability, and improve mathematics literacy.
Second, the teaching content and process
1, the concept and nature of translation
Through examples and charts, let students understand the concept of translation, that is, the phenomenon that objects or graphics move in a straight line in the same plane. Translation will not change the shape, size and direction of an object, but only its position. Through translation, we can get some new figures, such as parallel lines and equilateral triangles.
2. The concept and nature of rotation
Through examples and charts, let students understand the concept of rotation, that is, objects or graphics rotate around a certain point at a certain angle. Rotation does not change the shape and size of an object, but only its direction and position. By rotating, we can get some new figures, such as circles and squares.
3. The application of translation and rotation
Through examples and questions, let students understand the application of translation and rotation in real life. For example, in architectural design, translation and rotation can be used to design buildings with special shapes; In artistic expression, translation and rotation can be used to create dynamic patterns.
4. The actual operation of translation and rotation
Through practical activities, let students experience translation and rotation. For example, let students use translation and rotation to splice some graphics, or use translation and rotation to move some objects. These activities can cultivate students' practical ability and practical ability.
5. Summary and thinking
Through summing up and thinking, let students review the concepts and properties of translation and rotation, and deepen their understanding of translation and rotation. At the same time, let students think about the application of translation and rotation in real life and their feelings in practical operation.
Third, teaching evaluation and reflection
Evaluate students' learning effect through classroom questioning, group discussion and observing students' performance. At the same time, reflect on their own teaching methods and effects, and further optimize the teaching design.