Learning objectives

The student will perform rigid transformations on pre-defined and original two-dimensional shapes to form tessellating patterns when possible.

Real world application

A tessellation is a repeating tiling pattern with no overlaps or gaps. Honeybees instinctively create tessellations when they make honeycombs, while humans consciously include them in art and architecture. Tessellations can range in size from microscopic to gigantic. What kinds of shapes can tessellate?
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