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High school applied math handouts for Easel Activities
Writing Linear Equations from Tables Notes & Practice
Writing Equations of the form y = mx + b from tables. This is a one-sided notes page on how to write linear equations from tables. There are nine examples. In some of the examples, the y-intercept is missing, so the student needs to extend the pattern in the table to find it. In other examples, points are missing and so there seems to be no pattern. Students can either write a new table to find the missing values to verify that the table does represent a linear situation (this would be the prefe
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8th - 11th
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Insurance Lesson Unit Consumer Math Life Skills Special Education
Health insurance, medical insurance, or car insurance- every student will need it and understanding the basics is key to this complex adult life skill! This lesson unit includes all of the print materials for an Insurance Unit designed for a high school self-contained consumer math class.LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Define insurance, list three types of insurance, and one pro and one con.Read about how I teach Insurance and ideas for how to use this resource and materials in new ways!Materials include:Fo
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6th - 12th
Renting vs. Buying: Financial Literacy Lesson (mortgage, interest, down payment)
People often say renting is “Throwing away money.” Is that always the case? Why doesn’t everyone just buy a home? This personal financial literacy lesson allows students to think critically about this issue and complete local research to enhance their understanding. This activity starts with a two-page handout that walks students through the basic vocabulary and concepts of home-buying:- down payment- mortgage: principal vs interest (with sample amortization schedule)- property taxes, condo fees
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Life Skills Bundle: Career, Budget, Emails, Renting, Taxes and more!
Domain & Range in Real-World Situations Notes & Practice
This is a double-sided page that can be used for instruction and independent practice over the concept of Domain & Range in Real-World Situations. TEKS Aligned: A2AEach question comes with a word problem that includes a function. The student identifies values of each variable that make sense in the situation by making a table of values. Then they decide if the situation is discrete or continuous and then find the domain and range of the situation.2 examples for instruction, followed by 6 mor
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Geometric Sequences Notes & Practice
The first page is a double-sided notes page over geometric sequences using function notation. This is written to introduce geometric sequences to the beginning algebra 1 student.The notes page begins by using patterns of numbers to introduce the topic. The student identifies the next number in the sequence and then describes the pattern. There are four examples. Next, the definition is introduced and the exponential function equation and notation is explained. Four examples follow after that whe
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Sequences Mini-Bundle
Linear, Quadratic or Exponential? Practice
This is a double-sided practice page on the difference between linear, quadratic and exponential functions. The first 12 questions give the student a function and ask them to identify each as either linear, quadratic or exponential. One question is none of them. Questions 13 through 21 give the student a table of values and ask them to identify each as that of a linear, quadratic or exponential function.Questions 22 through 27 give the student a graph and ask the same question.Finally, questions
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Exponential Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Association vs Causation Notes & Practice
This is a double-side page with notes on one side and independent practice on the other over Association and Causation.The front provides fill in the blank notes to explain the similarities and differences between association and causation. An example is included with each explanation. Causation is taught as a special type of association and is presented on the notes in a Venn diagram format. On the back, 10 examples are provided where the student has to determine if the two variables are only a
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8th - 9th
Also included in: Regression & Data Analysis Mini-Bundle
Graphing Exponential Functions Practice
This is a one-sided page used to provide practice graphing exponential functions by hand. There are 6 questions total. TEKS Aligned: A9AThe student creates a table of values, graphs the function, states the domain & range, draws in the horizontal asymptote and names it as well. Transformations that are included: vertical stretch, flip over x-axis and shift left and down. Some bases are greater than 1 and some are between 0 and 1. Once the functions are graphed, the teacher can review the tr
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Exponential Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Quadratic Applications Notes & Practice
The Quadratic Applications notes are a double-sided notes page used to teach quadratic applications. There are two examples with 5 to 6 questions each.The first example gives the student a graph of a quadratic application situation and asks the student questions such as "How long is the ball in the air?", "What is the maximum height achieved by the ball?" and "What is the domain/range of this situation?". The second example asks the same questions, but gives the student an equation instead. They
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Quadratic Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Finding Regression Equations Mixed Practice
This is a double sided page designed to provide practice finding linear, quadratic and exponential regressions.The front provides 9 questions where the student is given a table of values. They are asked to use their graphing calculator to find a regression equation, identify the equation as linear, quadratic or exponential and then give the correlation coefficient if it is linear. The back provides practice on making predictions using regression equations. On the first 3 questions, the student i
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Regression & Data Analysis Mini-Bundle
Arithmetic Sequences Notes & Practice
Arithmetic Sequences TEKS Aligned: A12C, A12DIncluded is a double-sided notes page over arithmetic sequences using function notation. This is written to introduce arithmetic sequences to the beginning algebra 1 student.The notes page begins by using patterns of numbers to introduce the topic. The student identifies the next number in the sequence and then describes the pattern. There are six examples. Next, the definition is introduced and the linear function equation and notation is explained.
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Sequences Mini-Bundle
7.4A Constant Rate of Change and Proportionality Foldable
Interactive Notebook Foldable
Notes for Constant Rate of Change and Proportionality
This file includes a vocabulary component that can be used as a warm up or ticket out. It has a colorful version as well as black and white. It includes the answer sheet.
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6th - 9th
Also included in: 7.4a C.R.O.C. GROWING Bundle
Exponents - Product, Power & Quotient Rule Practice
This is a set of 3 practice worksheets over the Product, Power & Quotient Rules of Exponents.On the first page, questions 1 - 4 contain product rule questions, some with coefficients, some without. Some have more than one variable. One has numbers as the base. Questions 5 & 6 ask the student to find the area of the rectangle or square with monomial side lengths. Questions 7 - 10 are quotient rule questions, some with coefficients, some without. Some have more than one variable. Questions
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Exponents Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Exponential Functions Notes & Practice
Exponential Functions TEKS Aligned: A9C, A9DThis resource includes a one-sided notes page used to teach the basics of exponential functions and a one-sided practice page to complete the one-day lesson plan.The notes begin by defining what an exponential function is. Then the equation is given. The student fills in what "a" represents. The information related to "b" is already given. Next, four examples are given where the student is asked to write the exponential equation. On the first two examp
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Exponential Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Quadratic Transformations Practice
This is a double-sided practice page covering all of the Quadratic Transformations: up, down, right, left, narrower, wider, flip over x-axis and flip over y-axis. On the front, the first question asks the student to fill in a table of values for the quadratic parent function. Then, questions 2 through 9 have the student list the transformations and graph a transformed quadratic. Each equation contains either one or two transformations. On the back, practice is provided by offering a coloring act
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Quadratic Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Discrete & Continuous Graphs Practice
This is a one-sided practice page over Discrete & Continuous Graphs and Independent/Dependent Variables. The student is given a scenario such as "Tickets to the play are $12 per person" and asked to identify the independent & dependent variables and then use those variables to decide if the graph would be discrete or continuous. Then, they explain their choice. There are 6 questions total plus one extra question where they have to create their own scenario based upon a graph. Key include
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7th - 10th
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WANTS VS. NEEDS: FREEBIE- Financial Literacy- Worksheet- Activity
This FINANCIAL LITERACY FREEBIE ACTIVITY is a great way to engage your students in the nuances of WANTS VS. NEEDS. This WORKSHEET provides students with various REAL-WORLD scenarios regarding wants vs. needs. Follow-up questions will help them realize that wants and needs are not always straightforward. In real life, our choices often depend on factors such as priorities or cost. Feel free to use this activity as a basis for discussion or use it to provide some brief writing practice. This FREE
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Financial Literacy: Types of Investment Accounts in Canada: TFSA & RRSP
Teach your high school students (and yourself) about the three main types of investment accounts in Canada: Non-Registered, TFSA (Tax Free Savings Account), and RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan).• Each kind of account has important benefits and drawbacks.• This guided lesson includes a graphic organizer for students to fill in and six realistic scenarios to stimulate discussion and apply knowledge.• Answer key included. Optional: You could start the lesson with information from this webs
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Solving a System of Linear Equations using Substitution, Elimination & Graphing
Included are 10 different questions that will have students solve a system of linear equations by using all three methods (substitution, elimination and graphing) on the same page. This is a great way to introduce or review the concepts of all three methods, and also to verify that you get the same answer regardless of which method you use. This activity can be used as an individual worksheet for one student, or can be used as a group of 3 activity where each student has to solve the system us
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8th - 11th
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Proportional VS Non-Proportional Relationships
Teach your students how to determine proportional vs. non-proportional relationships from a given table, graph or situation with this resource. Answer key included. No Prep. Get FREE TPT credit to use on future purchases!Head on over to your "My Purchases" page. Look at each one of the fantastic products you've purchased from incredible TPT educators and click on "Provide Feedback"!Write a short comment to the seller about their product (be honest but fair) and use the "star ratings" to grade th
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Proportional Relationships Bundle | Digital & Printable Resources
Debt and Bankruptcy: Personal Finance Worksheets High School Financial Literacy
Here's a ready-to-go lesson about debt and bankruptcy for your high school students. It can be used in math class when learning about percentages and interest rates, in career and personal planning class when talking about budgeting and paying for university, or in a high school life skills class when learning about personal finance and financial literacy.How to Use:Print either the second page handout OR the third page handout (with fill in the blanks) along with pages 4, 5, and 6.Use the hando
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Financial Literacy MEGA Bundle: Personal Finance Worksheets
Intro to Exponential Functions Notes
This is a double-sided notes page used to introduce exponential functions and compare them to linear and quadratic functions. The notes begin by having the student graph 3 functions that look alike, but are different. One is linear, one is quadratic and the third one is exponential. (See preview) They use their calculator to help them and then fill in a table of values as well. The student is then asked to analyze the graphs and the table of values to determine what type of function each one is.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Exponential Functions Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Finding Regression Equations Notes
Regression Equations TEKS Aligned: A4A, A4C, A8B, A9EThis is a double sided notes page on how to find linear, quadratic and exponential regressions on the TI graphing calculator with step by step instructions. The front of the notes provides 3 steps on how to find a regression (linear, quadratic or exponential) equation on the graphing calculator with step by step instructions. Next, an example follows where the students can practice using the instructions. They are given a table of values and a
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8th - 11th
Also included in: Regression & Data Analysis Mini-Bundle
Mental Percent Strategies: Finding Sale Prices & Tips
Wish you could mentally calculate a tip at a restaurant or estimate that sale price while shopping quickly & easily? These resources offer three methods that can help you & your students gain confidence in their mental math skills and decrease the urge to reach for a calculator. Two pages of notes/examples are provided, along with two worksheets to practice finding sale prices given a percent discount and finding restaurant tips. Also included are answer keys with work highlighting how t
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Percent Unit Bundle
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