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Higher education graphing projects
Trig Graphs Roller Coaster Design Project
Students are the creators of a new wild roller coaster made out of trig functions! In this project, students have to incorporate a variety of trig and inverse trig functions into a seamless ride. This project provides practice with graphing trig functions, writing their equations and placing domain restrictions. Included:- Project description and requirements- Two options of suggested graph paper (Students roller coasters usually are long enough that they will need to join 2 pieces of graph pa
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Systems of Equations Choice Board Review Activity Project
This systems of linear equations math menu or choice board is a perfect assignment for students to practice their skills of the concepts taught within the unit. Students will need to:Find a solution to a system graphically Find a solution to a system algebraically by substitution or eliminationUnderstand the number of solutions to a system of equationsUnderstand which method is the most appropriateWrite a system of equationsThis activity goes beyond the worksheet and can be assigned as a review,
Polynomials and Factoring Choice Board Review Activity Project
This polynomials and factoring math menu or choice board is a perfect assignment for students to practice their skills of the concepts taught within the unit. Students will need to:Define monomial, binomial, trinomial, polynomial, standard form, leading coefficient, and degree of polynomial Add, subtract, and multiply polynomialsFactor GCF, difference of two squares, trinomials a = 1, trinomials a ≠ 1, and factor completelyThis activity goes beyond the worksheet and can be assigned as a review,
Linear Functions Choice Board Review Activity Project
This linear functions math menu or choice board is a perfect assignment for students to practice their skills of the concepts taught within the unit.finding and interpreting x and y interceptsfinding and interpreting slopewriting the equation of the line in slope intercept form and point slope form given points, a graph, or a word problemexplaining the difference between vertical and horizontal linesThis activity goes beyond the worksheet and can be assigned as a review, a project, or a formal a
Angry Birds Optimization and Projectile Motion Group Project
This is a group project designed for 4 students. In this project, students work independently to determine certain information about their own angry bird and his plan. Topics covered include: Optimization, Dimensional Analysis, Quadratics, Projectile Motion, and more. Then the group comes together to compare results and determine the best plan of action for successfully stopping the pigs. Below is a brief outline of the scenario, what is asked for one student, and what is asked from the grou
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Quadratics Choice Board Review Activity Project
This quadratics math menu or choice board is a perfect assignment for students to practice their skills of the concepts taught within the unit. Students will need to:define vertex, axis of symmetry, minimum, maximum, zeros, and paraboladetermine vertex, axis of symmetry, domain, range, increasing, and decreasing given a functiondetermine the quadratic function given pointsunderstand standard form, vertex form and x-intercept formunderstand how “c” affect y=ax2create a table of value that has a c
Functions Choice Board Review Activity Project
This functions math menu or choice board is a perfect assignment for students to practice their skills of the concepts taught within the unit. Students will need to:find domain and rangeunderstand function notationevaluate functions from equations, tables, and graphscompare functions from equations, tables, and graphsThis activity goes beyond the worksheet and can be assigned as a review, a project, or a formal assessment. Most classrooms are filled with students of varying academic abilities. B
Voronoi Diagram Introduction & Project
This lesson assumes students know how to find a perpendicular bisector. The first part is a discovery activity to help students learn how to make a Voronoi diagram step-by-step and understanding it. It includes the key for the discovery activity. The second part is a project and corresponding rubric. There is no key because it is dependent on the individual project.I will use this with my IB Mathematics: Applicatioins & Interpretation SL & HL class. This could also be used for an extensi
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Algebra 2 Polynomials Activity and Lab - Using Polynomials STEM Poster Project
This 2-3 day math project gets students thinking about polynomials in the real world. Students design a box from a sheet of paper with the purpose of maximizing the volume and then display the entire mathematical process on a poster. Students add graphs, a model of the box and explain the entire mathematical process in a logical and sequential order. This project gets students working in groups, discussing ideas and writing about the process they take to solve a problem. Many find the poster
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Geometry Transformations (w/Compositions) Performance Task - Make a Sailboat
Students create a mystery image using transformations (translation, rotation, reflection, dilation) singularly and in compositions of transformations! This is fun to do after students have learned all transformations as a summative activity or part of review days. They get to practice all of them in this application. Students enjoy trying to guess what the image is going to be while they work!INCLUDED:- Transformation instructions (print for students)- Full page graph paper (print for student
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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CCSS:
Polynomials Lesson 4 Graphing with Technology
This is a project I use in my Algebra 2 classroom as an introduction to graphing polynomial functions.
The topics covered are the following:
1- Graphing polynomial functions on graph paper, using a graphing caclulator.
2. Writing the Standard form of a polynomial
3. Determine Zeros or solutions of the polynomial
4. Determine minimum and maximum values or each polynomial function.
5. Degree of polynomial and leading coefficient
6. End behavior of graphs
I hope this is helpful, please let me
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CCSS:
Stained-Glass - Exponential and Logarithmic Inverses
This project integrates exponential and logarithmic inverses with art in a unique way to keep students engaged. You can either assign Version A of the project to students or, if your students are more advanced, you can assign Version B. This project is fully customizable.The suggested rubric, teacher instructions, and answer key for Version A are included. There is not an answer key for Version B, as answers will vary.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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BUNDLE: Functions and Relations Power Point with Corresponding Lab/ NO PREP
Students find the following lesson and corresponding activity to be an exhilarating mathematical experience!* Why?* They find it exhilarating, because after going through the lesson and the accompanying activity, they readily understand a simple but confusing concept. * The power point includes a 39 page power point over Functions and Relations along with a 19 page Math Lab written by yours truly. * The Math Lab provides "hands-on" experience to students where they use a pair of
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6th - 9th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Desmos Art Project: Linear Equations for Middle/High School Math
Transform your high school math class with this engaging Desmos Art Project! This fun and creative activity is designed to help students understand linear equations and graphing in a fun and interactive way.Using the popular online graphing calculator Desmos, students will create their own unique art pieces by graphing lines and shapes. This project is perfect for reinforcing linear equation concepts, such as slope, intercepts, and parallel/perpendicular lines.This comprehensive resource include
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4th - 9th, Higher Education
Geometric String Art: 4-Point Star
Create a beautiful 4-point star using a traditional number system for younger students or coordinates for older students. Comes with both sets of instructions, ready to print for student use! Use when teaching about symmetry, coordinate plane, cartioid, point, segment or just for fun! Includes a material list and possible modifications to use with all students.
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Great Gatsby: Social Issue Research Project
This project involves students researching real-life social issues that appear in The Great Gatsby and connecting them with the novel. It incorporates MANY ELA Common Core State Standards, including reading non-fiction articles, relating the text to real life, presenting information orally by utilizing visual aids, creating charts and grafts to represent knowledge learned, etc.
This product includes the project description and rubric. It could be done with any thematic piece of literature. I h
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
6 Editable Bar Graph Templates 2.0
Finally a simple and professional graph space that students can fill out without any design issues getting in the way. This file contains 6 ready-to-use graph options. Print them and have students fill them with pencil and ruler, or distribute them over computer and let them practice entering the data. Get a project perfect finish every time. Maybe you just want to fill it out live on a projector? The possibilities are endless! It's okay to say you love these bar graphs. So do we.Contains:- 2 bl
Google Classrooms Chocolate Day Packet for Distance Learning
I created this Google Slides activity for my 4th grade classroom. Each year, at the end of the year I have a "Chocolate Day" where each activity throughout the day is chocolate themed. This year, being quarantined due to Covid-19, I created this Google Slides Activity so that my students could still participate in Chocolate Day. Each project within this product includes instructions and interactive activities for students to complete. Answer Keys are included where applicable. Included in this
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Google Classroom End of the Year Chocolate and Hawaiian Day BUNDLE!
Function Transformations - Functions in Art Project
Students use what they know to create an original or adapted piece of art using the ability to transform basic functions on a co-ordinate plane to describe an image.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Square Root Applications: Naval Tracking
This activity covers algebraic topics involving square roots within the context of a naval tracking scenario: a stationary submarine is tracking a naval destroyer.
I typically have my students work in small groups of 3 or 4 to help facilitate good conversations about the topics while they graph the location of the two vessels and calculate the range between the two ships at different time intervals after contact. Students will gain exposure to working with the pythagorean theorem to solve f
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8th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Quadratic Functions- complete review of graphing with technology
I use this project when we complete the unit of Solving and Graphing Quadratic Functions. This project includes
1- Finding Vertex
2- Axis of Symmetry,
3- Finding Y-intercept and Maximum or Minimum values,
4- Writing Domain and Range,
5- Writing the Standard Form,
6- Writing the Vertex Form
7- Writing the Factored form
6- Finding Zeros/Solutions/X-intercepts
I use this in my Algebra 2 classrooms a few days before a test to review all these topics.
It is intended that students
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8th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Graphing Linear Equations Project/Graphing Using Rates
This is a fantastic math project that gives students an opportunity to learn about trains around the world. Students work in pairs to research the speeds of different trains. They will write an equation in y=mx format, create an x/y chart, and graph the equation for each train. The results can then be used to play a matching game when groups switch their cards. Students will then have to match equations, charts, and graphs. This project also comes with a student-created rubric, grading chec
Domain and Range Graphing Project
Students must create the graph of a word using lines and by restricting the domain and range of the lines. This is done digitally through Desmos which allows students to save their progress on the graphs. It helps them understand the concepts of domain and range more in depth and how a graph is affected by manipulating the equation or the domain and range.
A grading rubric is provided.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Creating graphs of periodic trends
This lesson is designed to allow students to practice working independently and would be a suitable lesson for a substitute/guest teacher.
Purposes of this lab:
1. Practice completing charts
2. Use specific numbers from the periodic table of elements
3. Recognizing the information found on Table S of the Chemistry Reference tables
4. Master graphing requirements and techniques for Chemistry
5. Predicting trends and patterns of the elements from student created graphs.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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