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Common Core 8.F.B.5 handouts for Microsoft Word
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.
iLearn 8th Grade Math Review Packet
Review packet covering the majority of 8th grade math Indiana Academic Standards to prepare students for the iLearn test. Questions were prepared using blueprints and practice tests released by the IDOE. Each page lists corresponding IXL topics for students needing extra practice. a
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8th
Linear vs Nonlinear and Functions Key Rules
This sheet shows the "Key Rules" to determine if a relationship is a function. It includes mappings, order pairs, and graphs. It also shows the "Key Rules" to determine if a relationship is linear or nonlinear. It includes equations, charts and graphs. I pass this out to my students at the end of the Functions chapter to help them study.
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8th
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Functions and Two Variaable Relationship CHAPTER Common Core Aligned
This 74 page document is used as "Guide Notes" to teach Functions and Two Variable Relationships. They are aligned with the Common Core Standards. This document contains 7 days worth of Guided Notes along with homeworks that directly correlate with the topics taught that day. The individual topics covered in this chapter are; functions, two variable relationships, graphing two variable relationships, graphing horizontal and vertical lines, graphing word problems, graphs of real world situations
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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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.
9040 - LINEAR FUNCTIONS - Comparing Slope
A lesson on LINEAR FUNCTIONS – COMPARING SLOPE brought to you by Tom Foolery!
This lesson was created for students preparing for the 9th grade NYS Common Core Regents Exam in Algebra. This lesson instructs and assesses students on multiple Common Core State Standards.
OBJECTIVE: All students will be able to compare the slope of linear functions / equations represented multiple ways. (functions, tables, graphs, word problems)
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8th - 9th
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8th Grade IXL Topics Check List- FULL YEAR
This product is based on Minnesota Standards and Big Ideas Math Curriculum. This is a great product for students to visually check off the topics they have practiced. Use it for extra practice, homework, classwork, or every extra credit! I like to three hole punch it and print it on colorful card stock. This product includes all the topics for the school year and is broken down into 10 different sheets.1. Pre-algebra review2. Equations3. Graphing and writing linear equations4. Solving linear ine
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â 8th Grade Notes Bundle FULL YEAR!- Big Ideas Math Curriculum
Linear Functions - Walking for Water Project
Students will explore the world water crisis in order to apply linear functions to the real world. Students will look at the relationships between many different variables as inputs and outputs including the number of miles you need to walk to get water and the number of gallons of water you can get in one trip. Students will complete a personal water audit to understand how much water their family uses in one day. They will answer the question, "How many miles would you need to walk to a well i
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7th - 9th
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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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Functions Test
This is an assessment that can be used to test students' skills with functions. It assesses their understanding of functions modeled as a graph, and equation, and a word problem. Students are asked to also determine if a given set of data forms a function and if a function is linear or non-linear.
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7th - 10th
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Defining and Comparing Functions 8.F-1,3,5
Guided notes for the entire Defining and Comparing Functions Unit. Detailed steps are provided along with many examples and word problems. All pages are fully editableThe topic included are:1. Recognizing a Function2. Representing a Function3. Linear Functions4. Non Linear Functions5. Increasing, Decreasing, and Constant Intervals6. Sketching the Graph of a Function8.F-1. Understand that a function is a rule that assigns to each input exactly one output. The graph of a function is the set of ord
Functions, Function Notations, Equations and Tables Notes and Assignments
This is an introduction to functions and function notation and how to take an equation and tables and transfer it to function notation. This is good for all types of learners. Included is 3 set of notes and 5 assignments. ***There is a smart board lesson that goes directly along to these notes and assignment in my store.***
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4th - 11th
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Weekly Looping Skills for 8th Grade Math #11
This is a weekly resource designed to loop skills previously taught! I have created 16 weeks of this resource for 8th grade math - MS standards. Please use this to help your students recall previous concepts. We don't want to lose anything because we haven't seen it in a couple of weeks. I used this as a daily homework and then quizzed on Friday, but this would be great as bellwork or any other way you want to use it!
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Weekly Looping Skills for 8th Grade Math
Representations of Fuctions Lesson
This lesson requires students to illustrate a function using a word problem, equation, table, and graph. It also has students walk through how to solve functions and what they represent.
Ski Plans Decision (Linear Functions)
This activity has students compare and contrast two different ski rental plans. Students are required to compare them using linear function equations, tables, and graphs.
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7th - 10th
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A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
Students will need to both write a scenario given a graph or make a graph given a scenario.Useful as a check for understanding on interpreting graphs with positive, negative and no slope.
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7th - 10th
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Exploring Slope & Steepness of Linear Functions
This resource provides a lesson and/or reinforcement for how the value in front of x (slope) affects the steepness of a linear function. Tables and graphs are provided as well as a summary question to solidify the main learning outcome.
Graphic Organizer - Showing Function in Multiple Forms
This graphic organizer illustrates that a function can be represented graphically, as a word problem, as an equation, and table.
My experience is that this is very helpful for students to make a connection between each of these forms to truly understand what a function is and what it can represent!
I recommend using this as an exploration activity for students to come to their own conclusions--can work in pairs!
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8th - 9th
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Analyzing Graphs Interactive Notebook Page
Use this interactive notebook page to practice analyzing graphs. This covers the 4 different types of slope (positive, negative, zero, and undefined) as well as practice problems interpreting these slopes on graphs. Print at 85% scale to fit into a composition book.Answer key included for your reference!
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8th
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Equations, Tables, Graphs, Word Problems
In these notes students will identify rate of change and initial value when given a word problem. Students will turn a word problem into an equation and then make a table and graph. This notes page includes 4 examples.
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7th - 9th
Qualitative Graphs
Students will be creating qualitative graphs from verbal statements.
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7th - 9th
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Math 8 Functions Graphs and Notation Review
Function notation and interpreting functions review. Great for 8th grade math and Algebra 1.
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7th - 9th
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Weekly Looping Skills for 8th Grade Math #1
This is a weekly resource designed to loop skills previously taught! I have created 16 weeks of this resource for 8th grade math - MS standards. Please use this to help your students recall previous concepts. We don't want to lose anything because we haven't seen it in a couple of weeks. I used this as a daily homework and then quizzed on Friday, but this would be great as bellwork or any other way you want to use it!
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Weekly Looping Skills for 8th Grade Math
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