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6th grade algebra 2 handouts for Easel Activities
Finding Slope From a Table Guided Note No Prep Page
Improve students' understanding of finding slope from a table with this comprehensive and engaging resource. The resource includes 2 student pages. One no-prep doodle-friendly guided note page guiding students through 4 steps to determine slope, and one practice page. The pages cover both vertical and horizontal tables, providing students with a complete understanding of the different ways tables may be presented.Included in this finding slope from a table notes are: •1 note page• Alternate vers
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5th - 7th
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Also included in:Â Slope Guided Notes Bundle: Finding Slope from a Graph, Table, 2 Points
Independent and Dependent Variables Practice
Do your students struggle to find the variables let alone which one is independent or dependent? The first page helps the student first just identify the variables. The student records the 3 criteria used to identify the variables in any situation (read more here about this technique: https://secondarymathsolutions.com/2016/09/what-is-variable.html) and then is given 4 practice problems where the student has to find the two variables. The student is not asked to identify which one is independent
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6th - 10th
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Key Features of Quadratic Functions
Key Features of Quadratic FunctionsThis no-prep resource is a great way to get students to practice identifying the key features of quadratic functions! This resource contains four pages of practice for a total of 28 practice problems! Each of the first three pages focus on a different representation of a quadratic (a page of graphs, a page of tables, and a page of equations). The fourth page contains multiple choice questions for test prep practice. This is a great way for students to practice
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6th - 12th
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Inequalities Word Problems Practice
This is a one-sided practice page with 9 questions over what I like to call "mini word problems." The students practice defining a variable, working with the inequality description such as "Andrew's homework is to solve no more than 50 questions," identifying any 3 solutions that make the inequality true and then graphing them. The purpose is to make inequality word problems seem easy and doable and to acquaint the student with what to do when they see words such as "at least" or "no more than."
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6th - 9th
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Combining Like Terms Notes
This is a double-sided notes page used to teach combining like terms. There are 10 examples that increase in difficulty as you progress down the page and can be used as notes examples and guided practice. I teach this concept with colored pencils/markers and shapes so the font is large. On the last two examples, the student is asked to find the perimeter of a polygon using the concept. 4 pages. Key included.Looking for coloring notes on the same topic? Check out my Combining Like Terms Coloring
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6th - 9th
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Simplifying Radical Expressions Notes and Practice for Distance Learning
Use a Tool Box of Perfect Squares to Hammer Down Simplifying Radicals. Homework/Practice Included.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Algebra 2 Final Review Readiness Activity Bundle
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