Transformations of Functions

I love to use Keynote Magic Move to have students create a GIF illustrating how translations can affect the parent function! I have a template (attached below) that I AirDrop to them. They will graph the parent function on each slide, then add a Magic Move transition to slide the parent function to the correct position based on the function.

GIF of multiple transformations of functions examples

What would you add to this project in your classroom?

For more ideas/tips, feel free to download my free resource from the Apple Book Store with more instruction and information! Here is the link: https://books.apple.com/us/book/three-keynote-projects-for-math-using-ipads/id6472217730

The book contains multiple examples for math classes, but the projects can easily be adapted to any subject!

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April 15, 2024

What a great idea, Eileen! Magic Move can be such a useful resource in the math classroom. I could see my elementary students using this transition to classify shapes, simplify expressions, and so much more! I also love how Keynote allows our students to record audio to justify their reasoning. Thank you for sharing and sparking inspiration!

April 17, 2024

What a great example, Eileen! 🤩 When I see lesson ideas like this, I always think “I was *wish* I had access to resources like this when I was in school!”. Such an engaging way to help students learn and for them to see Math in action, rather than just on a static page. 👏 Wonderful work!

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