6th Grade Transformations, Congruence & Symmetry (Oklahoma) Worksheets
6th Grade Transformations, Congruence & Symmetry: slide, flip and turn figures, identify congruent shapes, and find lines of symmetry. Every worksheet is free, prints as a PDF with an answer key, and can be assigned online. The ones teachers open most are first.
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8g3
Tell whether a shape has been slid, turned, or flipped to a new position. Use clues like direction, angle, and mirror images to name the correct transformation. Notice what stays the same after a move, like the shape’s size and side lengths. Describe how a shape moved using simple words like left/right, up/down, turn, and flip.
8g2
Find the side of a congruent figure that matches a given side. Follow the lettering round a figure after it has been turned. Recognize that a flip reverses the order the letters run.
4g3
Find every line of symmetry in a shape. Recognize shapes that have none. Know that a regular shape has as many lines as it has sides.
8g2
Recognize that turning a shape does not change its size Tell congruent shapes from similar ones Compare shapes by every measurement, not just one Use side labels to decide whether two shapes match
8g2
Decide whether two figures are congruent. Name the transformation that maps one onto the other. Recognize that a resized figure is not congruent even when the shape matches.
Picture a figure after a quarter or half turn. Picture a figure after a flip over a vertical or horizontal line. Tell a flip from a turn by looking at the result.
4g3
Count the lines of symmetry in a two-dimensional shape Recognize a shape that has no line of symmetry Recognize a shape with exactly one line of symmetry Compare shapes by their symmetry rather than their name
4g3
Say whether a line of symmetry runs vertically, horizontally or diagonally. Recognize a shape with no line of symmetry. See that turning a shape turns its line of symmetry with it.
8g2
Choose the figure congruent to a given one. Tell a congruent figure from a similar one. Recognize a figure that has been stretched in one direction only.
Name the transformation that takes one figure to another. Tell a quarter turn clockwise from a quarter turn counterclockwise. Tell a flip over a vertical line from a flip over a horizontal line.
4g3
Draw every line of symmetry on a shape. Remember the diagonal lines on a square. Show that some shapes have none.
Draw a figure after a flip over a given line. Draw a figure after a quarter or half turn. Keep the size and shape unchanged while the position changes.
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