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8th grade algebra 2 clip arts $5-10
TI-84 Graphing Calculator Keys Screens Images Clipart Linear Regression
This Google Doc includes "google drawings" of all TI-84 Graphing Calculator Keys and 31 detailed Graphing Calculator screens. These are NOT screenshots. Each screen is 100% editable in Google Docs.I use these to create written/visual instructions on how to use the TI-84.For Personal or Commercial use.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Linear Graphs Clip Art: Zero & Undefined Slopes
This clip art includes 38 different graphs in .jpg and .png versions - a total of 76 graphs! Included are graphs that have a slope of 0 and undefined with y-intercepts from -10 to 10. These horizontal and vertical line graphs are on 10x10 coordinate planes. Add these pre-made graphs to worksheets, task cards, assessments, and other classroom resources! You may use them for personal & commercial use. If you use them commercially, please be sure to read my terms of you page within the file. Th
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6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Linear Graphs Clip Art Bundle
Types of Functions in Algebra
I created the following to help students remember what the various Algebraic functions look like graphically.
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8th - 11th
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Los Angeles (LA) Neighborhood Graphing Project
This project combines student knowledge of linear inequalities with their pride of representing their neighborhood! Using different neighborhood maps of Los Angeles, students will create a coordinate plane and plot their house on the map. They will then come up with the inequalities to represent a rectangle (their house). I used this with my freshmen algebra class and it was overwhelmingly engaging!Regions included:North SideMiddle RegionSouth Side***Template to use with map of your choice***
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6th - 9th
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Super Fun Easy Clip Art, "Squarish Circles" Diagrams, Commercial Version
A set of "squarish" graph, the 4th power counterpart of circles and ellipses. These are good for testing the students' comprehension of implicit equations.
Version for commercial use and for supporting my Super Fun Easy Integrated Math/Physics Project.
A free version is also available for non-commercial use.
The Mathematica 6.0 notebook file that I wrote to generate the images is also included. It requires Mathematica to use.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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