Moving a shape and changing its size aren't quite the same assignment. "Transformations - Math Antics" makes room for both, progressing from translation, rotation and reflection to congruence, dilation and the question of whether two images are similar.
The geometry lesson remains the channel's most active video by daily views, nearly a month after publication. Its description gives those classroom ideas a familiar application: moving and resizing images in computer graphics and video games. Alongside it, "What Are Fractions? - Math Antics" and "Math Antics - Roman Numerals" are drawing the next strongest daily viewing.
Nothing new arrived this week, and subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently about a third below its usual level, although the library continued adding views throughout the seven-day stretch. Among nearby education channels, BradyYourTutor had a much larger week and added subscribers; mathantics' weekly viewing was closer in scale to MindYourDecisions and Wendover Productions.
For a little perspective on the shelf life of these lessons, the channel's most-watched regular upload is "Math Antics - Long Division with 2-Digit Divisors." Published in 2015, it has reached nearly 28 million views. Geometry has the strongest daily momentum today, but long division supplies a substantial piece of the channel's history.