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Graphing lectures for Microsoft Word
Constructing Graphs - Bar Graphs, Line Graphs, Circle Graphs
**I revised the numbers in the pie graph on this from the first version, these amounts are much more friendly** This activity includes construction of a bar graph, double bar graph, line graph, double line graph, and a circle graph.I put this together after being frustrated about not being able to find any graphing activities appropriate for intermediate grades that would allow me to make graphs with the class on my smartboard. I needed some examples to demonstrate how to take data and create a
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3rd - 10th, Adult Education
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Question Exploration: What Are the Solar Activity Sunspot Cycles?
What are the solar activity sunspot cycles? Sunspots increase and decrease through an average cycle of 11 years. This Question Exploration helps Ss explain how the spotless Sun turns dark, releasing solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs).Question Exploration Routine is an instructional methods that teachers can use to help a diverse student population understand a body of content information by carefully answering a critical question to arrive at a main idea answer. The Concept Comparis
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-ESS1-1
Histogram Notes
I created these notes for histograms to align with the Common Core Integrated 1 Curriculum (Unit 4 Data).
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7th - 11th
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Quadratics Unit guided notes Math 3 III
Guided Notes for a Quadratic Unit in Math III Common Core classroom.Includes...Solve Quadratic Equations Using FactoringUse Factoring to Solve Quadratic Word ProblemsSolve Quadratic Equations Using Quadratic FormulaSketching Quadratic Functions in Vertex FormConvert Vertex and Factored Forms of Quadratics Functions to Standard FormConvert Standard Form of a Quadratics Function to Vertex FormSketching Quadratic Functions in Standard FormComparing the 3 Different Forms of a Quadratic FunctionLots
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9th - 12th
EOC Review Number 2
This is the second document in the series for EOC prep for Algebra I. Check out the first document (FREE). This review covers systems of equations and the multiple ways of solving systems (graphing, elimination and substitution). It also contains multiple choice practice problems to help students understand what questions may look like in the multiple choice format.
Using Models to Represent Ratios, Rates and Unit Rates Scaffold Notes
Students will use these fill in the blank notes to guide them through the Smartboard lesson on Models for ratios, rates and unit rates (located in store). Each page of the lesson is a screen shot with missing words. Students will fill in the blank and answer practice problems on handout. There is a lot an answer doc with the missing words filled in for any students with accommodations.
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Grades:
5th - 7th
Computer Science in One Hour! Grades 5-8 Math or ELA! No experience needed!
Computer science and coding are what all the kids are talking about! This is a scripted, colorful lesson plan with activities for students! Absolutely no computer science or technology experience necessary! Your students will be fully engaged. This lesson shows a step-by-step guide to basic computer science concepts, which will lead your students to writing actual code within the first 10 minutes! This lesson may be adapted in either an English/language arts class or a math class grades 5-8
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5th - 8th
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Science inferences lesson (charts and graphs)
This lesson takes kids through inferencing first with the book ZOOM and then with an advertisement (what are they trying to say about their product) and then looks at charts and graphs kids need to use in science to make inferences from.
Free Online Plotting Equivalent Ratios Video - Scaffold Notes
Using the free online YouTube video lecture by Bill Oliver, "Plotting Equivalent Ratios" students will complete two examples (tables and graphs) to demonstrate understanding of graphing ratios. These examples are taken directly from the video with space for students to complete at Bill walks through each example. Students should write all the notes that the instructor writes for each example. The video is a little over 8 minutes long but with pausing for instruction and explaining along with all
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5th - 7th
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Histograms Youtube Video Notes - Fill in the Blank Anywhere Math
This notes-guide (scaffold notes) is to be used with the Histogram online video tutorial made by Anywhere Math (fantastic channel dedicated to teaching and illustrating various math concepts through the use of examples and simple explanations, we love it!). Anywhere Math videos are free and available on YouTube. The notes guide is fill in the blank so students follow along with instructor and there are screen shots that match the examples the video provides. This episode covers histograms.
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4th - 7th
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CCSS:
Math II Graphing Functions and Reading Graphs Guided Notes
Guided notes on Functions in Math II
Includes...
Increasing/Decreasing Functions and End Behavior
X and Y Intercepts
Domain and Range Introductions
Understanding Functions in Context (Word Problems)
Piece-wise Functions
Composite Functions for HONORS class!
Parent Functions (Square Root, Cubic, Absolute Value)
Graphing Shifts of Parent Functions
Function problems from released STATE EXAM
LARGE amount of information! At least two weeks of notes for a regulars class, one and a half weeks for an
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Introduction to Graphs Activity
This an activity I do the first day with my A.P. Statistics class. It could easily be done in any class introducing the different types of graphs. This is also an excellent lesson for students to learn information about each other. This a great ice breaker for the beginning of the school year.
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7th - 12th
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Parallel Lines Guided Notes
Visual representational focus on parallel lines encouraging students to graph and compare various parallel lines. Must have pre-requisite knowledge; how to find the equation of a line given a slope and a point.
Plotting Points Notes
These notes for plotting notes are in cornell style. The graphs and points chosen make use of every quadrant, and x and y intercepts. Click on download preview file to see one page of four.
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6th - 10th
Rotation Notes
This is a step by step notes page that gives two different ways to rotate a figure on a coordinate graph. The notes describe how to determine the points of a figure when rotated clockwise or counterclockwise. The notes are great for students who are absent during the lesson or for students who need additional resources that provide easy to follow steps and directions.
Reflection Notes
This is a step by step notes page that gives two different ways to reflect a figure on a coordinate graph. The notes give a detailed explanation of how to find new points before reflecting the figure. The notes are great for students who are absent during the lesson or for students who need additional resources that provide easy to follow steps and directions.
Reflections - Transformations Practice and Notes
Editable Notes and practice problems on reflections.www.mattedition.com
Graph Terminology - Guided Notes
This item is a set of guided notes used when teaching high school students how to read the graph of a function and determine domain, range, increasing, decreasing, global and local maximums and minimums, etc. I have typically used this when reviewing functions with my Pre-calculus classes. The student version and the teacher version are included.
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10th - 12th
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Plotting Points Notes in Cornell Style
These notes for plotting notes are in cornell style. The graphs and points chosen make use of every quadrant, and x and y intercepts. Click on download preview file to see a one page image.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Aritmetc Sequences Notes
These notes include 7 examples of writing and graphing equations given an arithmetic sequence.
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Translation Notes
This is a step by step notes page that gives two different ways to translate a figure on a coordinate graph. The notes are great for students who are absent during the lesson or for students who need additional resources that provide easy to follow steps.
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