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Free high school algebra 2 graphic organizers
Quadratic Functions Graphic Organizer - Solving, Graphing, and Analyzing!
This graphic organizer is an excellent way for students to review concepts learned during a unit on quadratics. Learners will solve a given quadratic by factoring, completing the square, and the quadratic formula. Additionally, they will graph and analyze the function. Two versions of the activity are included in this freebie!
This graphic organizer can be used as classwork, a partner activity, homework, or even an assessment! It is a great way for students to review many different standard
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7th - 11th
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Graphing Trigonometry Parent Functions - Graphic Organizers
Trigonometry Parent Functions - Graphic OrganizersSIX graphic organizers for the trigonometric functions:• Sine• Cosine• Tangent• Secant• Cosecant• CotangentThe graphic organizers include domain, range, continuity, symmetry, local maxima and minima, periods, asymptotes, intervals of increase and decrease, x and y intercepts, a table of important points, and a graph.Students can fill the graphic organizers in or a typed answer key version is included as well. These are great to give to students e
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10th - 12th
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Rules of Exponents Chart, FREE Graphic Organizer
A chart to organize the laws ofexponents.
This chart includes product rule, quotient rule, power rule, 0 exponent rule, and negative exponent rule. Students fill in the rule and an example.
Great graphic organizer for students to study the rules.
Check out my Exponents and Roots Unit Lesson Bundle if you are looking for additional resources.
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7th - 10th
Function Domain and Range Graphic Organizer Foldable
A square is divided into four sections that each describe how to find the domain and range when given data in four different formats (ordered pairs, a table, a diagram, and a graph). Students can fill in the blank square or you can provide the already filled in square (though I recommend filling in the blank better because you can step through the methods with the students).
Or you can use the completion of this graphic organizer as a grade and use the filled in square as your rubric/key.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences and Series Formula Organizer
This chart organizes the formulas for arithmetic and geometric sequences and series. It will be great to have all of the formulas on one page. Use this tool for interactive notebooks or as a class set. This chart was made for Algebra 2 students, so check out the formulas that are included in the chart below:explicit and recursive formulas for arithmetic sequencesexplicit and recursive formulas for geometric sequencessum of finite arithmetic sequence when last term is givensum of finite arithmeti
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Free Writing Linear Equations Given 2 Points Print and Go Notes
This is a no prep, print and go set of note pages on writing linear equations given 2 points. The first page walks students through writing linear equations when substituting values into slope-intercept form. The second has students using point slope form. Suggested answer keys are included! These pages are great for introducing students to two different ways to write linear equations. They could even be left with a sub to complete with students!If you have any questions, comments, suggestions o
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Slope Graphic Organizer
Enjoy this FREEBIE graphic organizer! Review slope and go over how to find it when given a graph, 2 points, or a table of values. Tutorial video for this graphic organizer is on my YouTube Channel, mandy's math world, and can be found on the Linear Functions Unit Playlist!Looking for a lesson to go with this? Check out my notes, assignment and tutorial video over Finding the Slope of a Line!Need a fun DIGITAL activity? Boom Cards to come no later than 7/7! Boom cards will be half off for the fir
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8th - 11th
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Trig Identities Reference Sheet
Help your students become pros at verifying trig identities with this handy reference sheet! Students will have a dedicated guide that keeps all the trig identities available to reference in one place. You may choose to have students fill in the trig identities as you work through lessons, use the sheet as a tool for quizzes and tests, or print and display it in your classroom! Features:Reciprocal identitiesQuotient identitiesPythagorean identitiesSum and difference identitiesDouble angle ident
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10th - 12th
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Linear vs. Exponential Functions - Graphic Organizer - Freebie!
A simple, thorough graphic organizer for students to fill out and use as a reference page. Compare equations, tables, graphs, and the domain/range of a linear and exponential function side by side.
After students have mastered linear functions and I’ve introduced exponential functions, I use this as a review so that students can see the differences side by side. They keep these notes and use them as a reference throughout the unit.
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8th - 12th
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Quadratic Function Review
Use this review to help students understand the different aspects of quadratic functions. Transformations, roots, zeros, line of symmetry, vertex, minimum and maximum points can be easily referenced by students. Your students will love it!
Now included is a fill in the blank option.
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8th - 12th
Solving Systems of Linear Equations Foldable
Power Point includes animated step-by-step instructions for creating a foldable for solving systems of linear equations using graphing, substitution, and elimination. It compares examples of systems with 1 solution (x, y), infinite, and no solutions. Materials needed for each student: scissors, ruler, 2 to 3 markers, and a piece of cardstock or construction paper.
Mathematical foldables (or graphic organizers) are a great way to put important information at students fingertips. They can be us
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Grades:
8th - 11th
Domain and Range for Continuous Relations Flowchart Cheat Sheet
Do your students struggle to remember how to find the domain and range for continuous relations? These flowcharts can help! Available in both inequality notation and interval notation!
These flowcharts help students gradually gain independence with finding domain and range due to the flowchart narrating the decision making process for determining what the domain and range is. Eventually, students are able to wean themselves off using the flowchart as they become more and more familiar with t
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Algebra EOC Review | Flowcharts for Scaffolding & Differentiation Bundle
How to Solve Quadratic Equations by Completing the Square
This is graphic organizer that can be used to teach students how to solve quadratic equations by completing the square. Students can follow along with an example problem as you go through the steps on how to solve equations by completing the square.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Algebra / Geometry - Review of Slope Graphic Organizer Handout
Algebra / Geometry - Review of Slope Graphic Organizer Handout
This is a one page Graphic Organizer handout that is designed to review slope. It is perfect for quick review in a Geometry or Algebra 2 class or as a graphic organizer for Algebra 1! This is a perfect resource for Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry and Algebra 2!
The Graphic Organizer includes :
1) What is slope
2) What do the four types (positive, negative, undefined and zero) look like and a place to sketch them.
3) Findin
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Fill In The Unit Circle Reference Sheet
Students will fill in the unit circle with this handy reference sheet! Students can use this unit circle sheet and keep it in their math binder for future reference. You may choose to have students fill in the unit circle as you work through lessons, use the sheet as a tool for quizzes and tests, or print and laminate it for multiple uses! Features:Color Version -1 page for degrees1 page for radiansColor coded angles Black and White Version -1 page for degrees1 page for radiansblack and white fo
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10th - 12th
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The Rule of Four
This graphic organizer and practice problems help students understand how to communicate mathematical concepts in four different representations:- Graphical- Numerical- Algebraic- WordsThis specific Rule of Four handout focuses on Linear Representations.If you are looking for an extension activity based on this handout, check out my Linear Equations are All Around Us project.This is a lesson from my Unit 2 - Linear Representations (Resource Bundle)Check out more lessons:Real Numbers and Propert
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Parent Function Key Features - Graphic Organizer - Linear Functions FREE
Thank you for your interest in this product. If you would like to purchase the full set of graphic organizers, click here. The full set includes linear, quadratic, square root, cubic, cube root, absolute value, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions.This activity comes in a printable format, but can easily be added to Google Classroomâ„¢ for students to annotate the product for distance learning. Each graphic organizer will come with the parent graph and spaces for domain, range, parent
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9th - 12th
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Complex Numbers Cheat Sheet
This reference sheet for complex solutions in quadratics is helpful for showing students what these nonreal solutions look like when graphed. An example is given of a quadratic that is solved with the Quadratic Formula to find 2 complex solutions. The complex zeros are shown on the complex plane by flipping the parabola upside down and turning it 90 degrees. Students can color the reference sheet to personalize it for their notebook or binders. The sheet can also be enlarged into a poster as an
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 2 Activities Bundle with Digital Updates
Catalog: Pixel Art Mega Bundle Volume 1
Thank you for your interest in this product.This catalog contains "Clickable" links which lists the 100 Pixel Arts products that are incuded in "Volume 1" Mega Pixel Art Algebra I & Algebra II Activities sold at my store. I hope that you find it helpful.Topics of this bundle:Functions & Function TransformationEquations & InequalitiesSystems of Equations and Systems of InequalitiesSlope & Linear FunctionsQuadratic Expressions, Equations, & FunctionsComplex NumbersFactoringPol
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â MEGA BUNDLE PIXEL ART: ALGEBRA I & ALGEBRA II - 100 PIXEL ARTS (VOLUME 1)
Solving One-Step Equations and Inequalities Foldable
This foldable includes 4 one-step equations and 4 one-step inequalities to solve. This resource could be used during initial instruction or it could be used as a review. It's an easy fit into an interactive notebook. Reversing the inequality sign is addressed with the inequalities. Since the steps for solving equations and inequalities are very similar, having both in one resource allows for more practice. You might be interested in the following resources:Solving Linear Equations and Inequ
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5th - 11th
Algebra Notebook Tape-In: Scatter Plots and Correlation
Not everything has to be a foldable! This is a great notebook "tape-in" graphic organizer to help your students during instruction involving scatter plots and correlation. Each page contains 8 tape-in organizers.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Quadratic Formula Template
A template to help students become familiar using the quadratic formula.
I put the template in plastic sleeves so students can wipe it clean after each completed problem.
NOTE!! This template is also available in a multi-page version (named "Quadratic Formula Template - 4 to a page") which is also free.
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8th - 11th
Polynomial End Behavior for Interactive Notebooks
An easy to use chart for determining end behavior of a polynomial. Use the sign of the leading coefficient (columns) and whether the degree is even or odd (rows) to predict what the graph will look like.
This PDF includes 4 different formats (color, grayscale, semi-blank, fully blank). Print at normal size for students to fill out or print 2 pages on one sheet of paper for extra small (but still readable) charts!
Perfect for interactive notebooks, using as bookmarks or general reference while
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Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Inequality vs. Interval Notation Posters
Help your students see the connections between the inequality symbols, the choice of open/closed points on a number-line, and the choice of soft/hard brackets in the interval notation. I encourage you to use the color-coded version so your students can ask themselves, "Can I include this point?" Green="yes, include", and red="no, exclude." The color-coding follows "stoplight logic" that even your students who struggle the most most understand. Additionally, the color makes it easy to make conn
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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