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10th grade Common Core 8.F.B.5 handouts
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Relations and Functions, Domain and Range Foldable PDF+ EASEL
Are you teaching Relations and Functions, and Domain and Range? If so, This foldable/Graphic organizer is exactly what you need to teach students to identify when a relation is a function. It includes vocabulary for relation, domain, range, and function. This activity is suitable for grades 6th and 7th.Teaching Relations and Functions can be tricky! but this interactive foldable has an example to graph and students can determine if the relations is or not a function.Double sided, and colored!Thi
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7th - 10th
Functions: Interpreting & Drawing Graphs
It is important for students to interpret and construct a variety of graphs related to real-world situations. In this activity, students look at a graphs and tell possible stories about the data. They also create possible graphs for real-world situations. Students should have a lot of guided practice with this before attempting it on their own. I often have the students try this is small groups or pairs.
Different Types of Functions | Name That Function | Function Characteristics
Different Types of Functions | Name That Function | Function CharacteristicsLooking for a way to organize your functions?These function templates are perfect for students to keep track of each function they learn about. Different Types of Functions:Linear, Absolute Value, Quadratic, Cubic, Square Root, Power, and ExponentialStudents can analyze each function by creating a graph and table. Students can identify x- and y-intercepts, minimum and maximum, domain and range (interval and inequality no
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8th - 12th
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Analyzing & Sketching Graphs Lesson
This activity requires students to analyze qualitative graphs and explain what they represent. Some of the problems ask students to match scenarios to graphs, some require students to explain a graph in their own words, and finally the last problems ask students to construct a qualitative graph based on a description.
The Periodic Trends of Ionization Energy
This graphing activity, Atomic Number vs. Ionization Energy, will help students grasp a very difficult, but critical, concept in chemistry. This graphing activity includes 3 graphing worksheets for varying levels of ability. Data sheets of the first 54 elements and their ionization energies are also included. A completed graph is included.
Students will observe how ionization energy changes from left to right across the periodic table and from top to bottom of a family. These worksheets will h
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8th - 12th
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Daily Algebra Warm-Ups with Weekly Quiz Quarter 2
Increase retention in Algebra with daily warm-ups that incorporate spiral review. Day 1-4: 5-7 minute warm-up. Day 5: Quiz that covers topics reviewed that week. Practice Makes Permanent!
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8th - 10th
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Evaluating Linear Equation to Create Table & Graph
Students are given 4 word problems related to hosting a party. They are given a fee and cost per person. They use this information to create the linear equation that represents the word problem. They utilize the equation to evaluate based on the number of guests. They then use the information to fill in the table and graph that represent the word problem.
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8th - 12th
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Qualitative Graphs Guided Notes
This resource includes:- drawing qualitative graphs from a given situation- writing a situation to describe a quantitative graph
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7th - 10th
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Qualitative/Analyzing Graphs
Students focus on describing the characteristics of linear and nonlinear functions. Students describe specific sections of a graph over which the output is increasing, decreasing or constant. Students describe which sections of the graph are linear and which are nonlinear. Students may use compound inequalities describing sections of a graph, but can be allowed to use the word "to" instead.
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8th - 11th
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Linear Functions Activity
This product provides students with a real life application of linear functions. It allows students to create/analyze functions in a table form, a graph form, as well as a verbal description. It also provides a connection for students as to when you would use functions in daily life.
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7th - 10th
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Algebra Formulas by Color Posters and Interactive Notebook Pages
Great for all learners and especially visual learners, these Formulas by Color for Algebra Interactive Notebooks Pages for your students and Posters for your room will liven up your Algebra classes. Pages include Polynomials - Multiplication and Factoring LogarithmsRadicalsExponentsThere are four posters which are designed to help all students, but especially the visual learners. Sometimes all the x’s, y’s, a’s, b’s, exponents, subscripts, and index numbers and notation in formulas can overwhe
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Algebra Foldables and Organizers Bundle
Functions: Inverse Domain and Range
Description:Answer Key includedGo beyond “I do, we do, you do”. More thinking, less process. Expands on the understanding of inverse functions by exploring the domain and range of both the original function and its inverse. Looks specifically at square root and quadratic functions. Compares domain and range for values in a table and in a graph. Assumes students know the definition of a function, function notation, and how to find the inverse in table form and equation form.Looking for more infor
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8th - 10th
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Linear or Non-linear function practice
This activity requires students to determine if a function represented in a table and graph is linear or non-linear. Students are also asked to interpret functions in word problems, determine their linearity, and solve them.
Slope and Y-Intercept Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer shows students information about the slope-intercept equation y = mx + b and how to find slope or rate of change from graphs and tables. It includes key terms such as rate of change, slope, y-intercept, initial value, and y-axis. Remember to leave feedback on paid resources in order to earn FREE TPT Credits to use on future purchases.CLICK HERE to be the first to know about updates and new resources!You may also be interested in:Slope and Y-intercepts from Tables and Order
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Rate of Change | Slope | Y-intercepts Activity Bundle
True Crime Game/Activity - Linear Equations & Slope
Inspired by the classical mystery game “Clue”, True Crime is a fun and engaging activity to sharpen your students’ math skills while solving a murder mystery. Students absolutely love this activity and will beg for more! How to play: Inspired by the classic mystery game Clue, there are 9 problems and 1 example. On the “Work Page”, students will solve each problem. On the “Tracking Sheet”, students will use their answers to gather clues to eliminate suspects and their last known locations or wea
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8th - 12th
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Write & Graph Linear Equations Map Task (Editable)
Looking for a way to review writing and graphing linear equations? This Map Task is ready to go, and will help students apply their knowledge at then end of a linear equations units.Students will complete 15 questions to find the linear equations of various "streets" and locations on their map given different pieces of information (i.e. two points, a point and slope, etc.). The linear equations include standard form, slope-intercept form, and point-slope form and references parallel and perpendi
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8th - 12th
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Algebra - Unit 2: Functions - Warm-Ups
This product contains 6 Warm-Ups, intended to be used throughout Unit #2 (Functions) of Algebra, that address the following topics:Functions vs. RelationIdentifying FunctionsDomain & Range (Fintie)Domain & Range (Infinite)Function NotationComparing FunctionsParent FunctionsTransformationsIdentifying FunctionsIf you are looking for Guided Notes or Homework that go along with these Warm-Ups, check out the products below!Algebra - Unit 2: Functions - Guided Notes w/ ANSWER KEYAlgebra - Unit
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Algebra - Full Curriculum: Warm-Ups
Liquid Functions: Exploring linear and nonlinear functions
This engaging and kinesthetic activity will help students visualize and understand the principles and concepts involved in functions. You can adapt the lesson to study linear or nonlinear functions or include both. The materials needed are few and inexpensive, and can be adapted to the needs of your students. The activity can be used as an introduction to functions so that students get hands-on experience, or it can be used as an application of skills students have already learned in a unit of s
Scientific Thinking Worksheets
3 fully editable, NGSS/modeling pedagogy aligned worksheets! There are a variety of free response questions for most worksheets, which are usually one or two pages long. Worksheets are used for students to deploy models developed from inquiry labs and as a way to practice problem-solving en route to mastery of learning targets before quizzes and unit tests. WS 1 - Math InventoryGiven a quantity, convert it to an equivalent value in a different unit. Given an equation and known values, substitute
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7th - 12th
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Math Project Create a Linear Function *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Math Project Create a Linear FunctionAre you looking for a way to assess your students' understanding of linear functions? Create a Linear Function Project is just what you are looking for. Your students will create a real-world linear function for the project showing you that they know how to model linear functions, write in function notation, find solutions to a linear function, interpret elements of linear functions, and prove cert
Writing Linear Equations for Linear Models *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Linear Functions Writing Equations from Linear Models Great for Tutoring!Linear Functions Writing Equations from Linear Models is a guided lesson that shows learners exactly how to find the slope and y-intercept from table models and graph models of linear functions. It is an effective guided strategy and a great reference sheet for students’ interactive notebooks!This strategy is the most effective strategy I have used with my studen
Function Match Task
In this task, students will match a given function table to an appropriate graph based on the characteristics of the data. This is a great activity for 8th graders or High School students who are interpreting and analyzing linear and non-linear functions. CCSSM Standards addressed are: 8.F.1, 8.F.2, 8.F.4, 8.F.5, F-LE.1, and F-IF.4. Copy the student handout for each student (or pair of students if you prefer). Each student will need a copy of the graphs that need to be cut out and glued to
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7th - 11th
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Slope Word problems - Saving money
I hate teaching slope just as it is, if we can't model real-world situations with it, then its useless, this problem set is best for when your class understands slope and solving for points, and the equation well, and now needs a bridge to using the concepts for real-life. They are repetitive at first to give my students confidence, then I start changing the wording to make them think more. Then I start to change the units that the question is asking in so they have one more step to solving.
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7th - 12th
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Exponential Functions Word Problems
This packet gives students a chance to demonstrate their knowledge of working with various exponential functions in real life situations (no logarithms needed). These worksheets test their ability to:
- Complete tables of exponential equations
- Graph exponential functions
- Write exponential equations
- Answer word problems about exponential prompts.
Students will be exposed to questions on both exponential growth as well as decay. They will deal with both whole number as well as fractional g
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8th - 12th
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