1. Tessellations and the Human Eye
By: Mrs. Hockman

2. Perception
Your eye is one of your sensory organs. It relays information from the outside world to your brain.

3. How do optical illusions work?
Trick your brain into misreading what is occurring in the outside world.
Coloring
Shading
Positions

4. Tessellation
A tessellation is a picture that uses the same repeating shapes to cover an area without overlapping each other or leaving empty spaces.

5. Transformations Rotation (turns on a central point) Reflection (flip)
Translation (slide)

6. Rotation

7. Reflection

8. Translation

13. Your Assignment Create 3 tessellations (5” by 5” min.)
You must represent one that you used rotation to create.
One that you used translation to create.
And one that you used reflection to create.
Turn them in tomorrow with your name on the back with the name of the transformation that is being highlighted.