1–10 Combined Operations Practice: Construction & Translation Check

This example uses interactive geometric construction to connect results of combined integer operations (from 1 to 10) with visible diagram relationships for checking and feedback. The key math ideas are integer arithmetic (combined operations), geometric transformations—especially translation (Traslación)—and congruence/correspondence defined by matching points and segments in the constructed figures. Construction highlights: GeoGebra commands such as Corner, Polygon, and Circle are used to build the main geometric setup, while Textfield supports user input and validation. The model includes multiple input boxes (e.g., p1CasillaDeEntrada… with various p1c4_*/p1c6_*/p1c8_* variants) and control buttons (e.g., p1botón1, p1botón2_1) for submitting answers; additional state/count variables (e.g., aciertos/fallos and n1–n4) track correctness and attempts. Suitable for upper primary through early middle-school learners, for combined-operation practice integrated with transformation and congruence visualization in class or self-study.