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Thanksgiving measurement Common Core HSF-IF.A.2 resources
Thanksgiving Math Activity Graphing Lines and Turkeys ~ Slope Intercept Form
This Thanksgiving Algebra activity will strengthen your students’ skills in graphing lines in slope intercept form.Students are given a graph with 12 turkeys on it and 12 y=mx+b equations. Students will cut out each equation and graph the line on the turkey graph. They will then glue the equation next to the turkey that it “caught”. Turkeys are “caught” when a line runs through any part of their body. Precision is key in this activity as each line should only run through 1 turkey. If a line
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7th - 10th
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Thanksgiving Math Activity Graphing Lines and Turkeys ~ All 3 Forms
This Thanksgiving Algebra activity will strengthen your students’ skills in graphing lines in slope intercept, point slope, and standard form.Students are given a graph with 10 colored or Black & White turkeys on it and 10 equations. Students will cut out each equation and graph the line on the turkey graph. They will then glue the equation next to the turkey that it “caught”. Turkeys are “caught” when a line runs through any part of their body. Precision is key in this activity as each
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8th - 10th
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Evaluating & Solving Functions Match-Up Activity Thanksgiving/Fall
Looking to keep students engaged but continue to focus on evaluating functions before the Thanksgiving break? With these turkey functions, match-up students practice solving functions when given an x value, then match up the f(x) value. Written in function notation, this helps students become familiar with this representation of functions. It can be difficult to make the challenging feat of evaluating functions engaging and hands-on. With this activity, students actually have pieces to manipul
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8th - 10th
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Function Fun 5: The King's Pathway
The King’s Pathway, provides an engaging project your students can do to create their own beautiful functions based on their work with the previous sections. Adaptations allow students from elementary, middle, and high school levels to succeed in making projects that are engaging and empowering examples of the beauty of mathematics. Very detailed instructions and classroom tested in 4th grade through Algebra. Linear and non-linear models are offered for students of varying levels. Color examples
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4th - 10th
Losing Your Marbles: Function Connections You Can See
This visual demonstration/lab helps students make complete sense of functions. Topics addressed include slope, y-intercept, rise & run, slope-intercept form, domain & range, independent & dependent variables, and line of best fit. Whole number, fractional, and positive and negative slopes are addressed.
Adaptations make the lesson accessible to both younger and more advanced students.
The download includes complete instructions, activity masters, answer keys, Common Core alignment, a
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6th - 9th
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Linear Functions | Algebra 1 | Thanksgiving | Color By Number | Activity
Ready to have some Thanksgiving fun with your middle school or high school Algebra students and review Linear Functions? This Fall Turkey Day color-by-number activity is a great way to have some educational fun while keeping your students calm before the big Thanksgiving Break! You will receive 12 Linear Functions problems on a worksheet and the CUTE holiday turkey with an SEL themed Color-by-Number worksheet! Kids will LOVE doing something different and will APPRECIATE a fun and ENGAGING activ
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7th - 10th
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Function Fun, Part 3: Applications of Functions
Following up on Function Fun, Parts 1 & 2 or used as stand-alone lessons, this activity allows students to apply their understanding of functions in tackling three realistic problems: “Banking on Functions”, “The Great Yo-yo Festival”, and “A Nutty Function.”
"Banking on Functions" helps students see and use slope and y-intercept to write equations that apply to savings accounts.
In "The Great Yo-yo Festival" students are effortlessly guided into the y-mx+b form of linear equations in an und
Thanksgiving Functions
Looking for practice for evaluating function around Thanksgiving, well, you came to the right place. This worksheet is a fun activity for students. First, they must determine the different functions provided; then, they must translate the numbers to letters with the answer. The letters are then used to solve a thanksgiving riddle. There are 11 questions in total, and the answer key is provided alongside the correct work for each question.
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6th - 9th
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