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Free high school algebra 2 scaffolded notes
Solve One and Two Step Equations
Notes and Assignment over Solving One and Two-Step Equations for Algebra 1. TUTORIAL VIDEO included (no prep to you!) and can be found on my YouTube Channel: mandy’s math world. This is great for end of the year in 7th or 8th grade! Need a fun activity to go along with this lesson? Click here to access my One and Two Step Equations Task Cards and Boom Cards.Prior to this assignment, students should have already reviewed or been taught about the integer rules and operations with fractions. I do g
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7th - 11th
Key Features of Quadratic Functions Notes Worksheets FREE
This FREE set of guided notes introduces key features of quadratic functions and graphs to your students. Students discover roots, x-intercepts, zeros, solutions, axis of symmetry, y-intercept, vertex, minimums & maximums! This works as a perfect introduction to Key Features & Transformations of Quadratics in Vertex or Standard form, or even an introduction to factoring.This product aligns to CCSS HSF-IF.B.4 , HSF-IF.C.7a and TEKS A.7AThis Product Includes4 Student Pages Full Teacher Ke
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9th - 11th
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Quadratic Word Problems Keyword Poster
This poster connects the language of quadratic word problems with the parts of a parabola. It is a handy refence during a quadratics unit and while students are solving projectile motion problems.*Updated with blank versions that can be used as note sheets. If a student is asked, "How long is the ball in the air?" the poster shows that the question is asking for the positive zero. If a student is asked to find the time it takes an object to get to its maximum height, the poster shows this questi
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Quadratic Functions Bundle
Graphing Quadratic Functions Cheat Sheet and Video
This reference sheet for graphing quadratics in standard form walks students through using the axis of symmetry formula to find the vertex and then finding coordinates on each side of the vertex to sketch in the parabola.Included in the file is a link to a video that walks students through the steps outlined on the sheet for a different quadratic. This way students can cross-reference what they learn in the video with what is printed on their reference sheet and then apply to their own graphing
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9th - 11th
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Also included in: Quadratic Functions Bundle
Introduction to Exponential Functions
Notes and assignment over an Introduction to Exponential Functions. In this lesson, students will create a table of values from a given exponential function, and then graph the function on a coordinate grid. They will then determine the domain, range, equation of the asymptote, y-intercept and whether the function represents exponential growth or decay.TUTORIAL VIDEO included (no prep to you!) and can be found on my YouTube Channel: Mandy’s Math World - the video is on the Exponential Functions
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8th - 11th
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Exponent Rules Notes and Practice
Guided note sheet and accompanying practice to introduce exponent rules. Great for 8th grade, Algebra 1, or Algebra 2 depending upon the level. Answer keys included.
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8th - 11th
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Why Do We Need to Flip the Inequality Sign? Discovery Activity
This one-page discovery activity leads the student through trial and error to discover what happens when an operation is applied to a true inequality statement. 6 examples are given - two will lead to a false statement (multiplying and dividing both sides by a negative). The student answers some questions afterwards and has to sum up what they discovered. Hopefully, this will help the student remember in the future to flip the inequality sign at the appropriate times when solving. Key included.
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7th - 11th
Also included in: Linear Inequalities Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Factoring Quadratics Flowchart
Do your students struggle with factoring quadratics? In this download is the flowchart I'd use in my Algebra 2 class to help students when A>1. It walks students through the "AC" method of factoring. Also included is another flowchart that helps students decide which type of factoring they need to do given the problem on front of them.You may also like: Algebra Word WallFactoring Trinomials Math PennantFactoring Trinomials with GCFs Task CardsQuadratics bundle
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Quadratic Functions Bundle
MATRICES - Solving Systems Using Matrices Algebra 2 Curriculum
These sample lessons are lessons 15-16 in my Systems and Matrices Unit for Algebra 2. TUTORIAL VIDEOS included (no prep to you!) and can be found on my YouTube Channel: mandy’s math world- the videos are on the Algebra 2, Unit 3: Systems and Matrices playlist!These lessons are designed to take 2 days, but you could easily condense the lessons to one day!Day 1 - Lesson introduces the matrix equation and encourages students to solve a 2-variable matrix equation by hand. The 3-variable matrix incor
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Matrices Lessons Bundle - Algebra 2 Curriculum
Factor Pair Chart
A table of factor pairs of most numbers 4-100.Great reference for factoring quadratic equations!
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8th - 11th
Exponential Growth and Decay Functions ~ Scaffolded Notes and Practice Problems
I use this page of scaffolded notes with practice problems after introducing exponential functions and how to write both growth and decay functions from a word problem. Students use the notes to practice their new knowledge on the problems at the bottom of the page. I then make sure the students have the practice problems correct, properly label everything, and add their own note. I have them refer to this page when continuing their practice and extension with this concept. I have also used
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8th - 12th
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Algebra 2 Warm-up Template
Students use this Algebra 2 template to practice finding domain, range, y-intercepts, zeros, graphing and writing functions. I use it as a warm up, as an exit ticket and as a quick check for understanding.You can give students either a graph and have them fill in the rest, or a function for them to graph. I kept a folder of vertex form equations and graphs to shine on our front board that paired with the template. We used this template as warm ups, closers and quick checks for understanding duri
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10th - 11th
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Also included in: Algebra 2 Activities Bundle with Digital Updates
Solving Multi Step Equations Using the Distributive Property
Solving multi step equations using the distributive property. This document includes a page of guided notes along with one page of practice/guided practice. This is a great resource for an introductory/intermediate/advance lesson on solving multi step equations using the distributive property. This document includes content that is aligned with the common core state standards.
4 pages- (Practice, Notes and Answers)
IMPORTANT: FOR BEST RESULTS, PRINT IN COLOR AND THEN COPY IN BLACK AND WHITE.
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6th - 12th
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Equations of Horizontal and Vertical Lines Mini Lesson Distance Learning
Mini Lesson Quick Notes over Equations of Horizontal and Vertical Lines. This FREEBIE product is NOTES ONLY. Typically, my other products include notes AND a supplemental assignment. Tutorial video included (no prep to you!) and can be found on my YouTube Channel, mandy’s math world, on the Linear Functions Unit Playlist!This is a fairly easy concept (that often students get confused), but I do like to teach it as a separate short lesson. I typically teach this the same day I teach x and y int
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8th - 11th
Function Notation Notes Printable and Digital Study Guide
Now available in printable and digital forms! What does f(x) mean? Use this guided note sheet to help your students understand functions as equations and how to use function notation to evaluate functions. Great for use with whole-class instruction or students can scan the QR code and follow the free online lesson to complete on their own. The online lesson includes a practice quiz with instant feedback!There are TWO digital options! You can download the fillable PDF or assign it as an Ease
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Functions & Function Notation Bundle of Printable & Digital Activities
Writing Linear Inequalities From A Word Problem
This worksheet is notes that allow the students to write linear inequalities given a word problem. This worksheet scaffolds the students to get the final inequality for the word problem. There are also two examples where the students have to find the cost given the percentage. (The answer key is also included)
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8th - 12th
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: Algebra EOC Review | Flowcharts for Scaffolding & Differentiation Bundle
NOTES - Graphing & Solutions of Systems of Linear Inequalities
Students will graph the system of linear inequalities. They will determine which of the given ordered pairs would be considered a solution.Try the following related products3 MAZES - Graphing Linear Inequalities & Systems of Linear InequalitiesMATCHING / TASK CARDS - Systems of Inequalities
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7th - 12th
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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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7th - 12th
INB NOTES - Algebra - Linear vs. Quadratic vs. Exponential
Notes for students to easily see the differences between linear, quadratic, and exponential functions.REMARKMost instructors only teach exponential functions in the form y=a(b)^x. These functions show a constant ratio between the y values.However, these notes include exponential functions in the form y=a(b)^x + h.For these functions, you should find the first differences, and then find the constant ratio between the y-values.Related activity:TASK CARD SORT ACTIVITY - Linear vs. Quadratic vs. Ex
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Algebra 2 Warm up Slip
Students show what they know about domain, range, increasing and decreasing in any graph or equation with this quick check. This template works great as a warm up, exit ticket or checks after group activities. Works with any function. Students write in a given function and give the domain and range and intervals on which the function is increasing and/or decreasing.Check out more FREE Algebra & Algebra 2 warm up templates.You may also like:Domain and Range Math PennantAlgebra 2 Word WallAlge
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8th - 11th
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Graphing Square Root Functions (Algebra 2)
Notes and assignment over Graphing Square Root Functions for Algebra 2. TUTORIAL VIDEO included (no prep to you!) and can be found on my YouTube Channel: mandy’s math world - the video is on the Algebra 2 Unit 8: Radical Functions Unit playlist! This is GREAT for distance learning as well as for students who are absent or who need to see the lesson again! This is lesson 5 in my Unit 8: Radical Functions!Need fun, DIGITAL activities over radicals and/or rational exponents? Check these out! (Pleas
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9th - 12th
Notes - Intro to Graphing Quadratic Functions
I use these notes to introduce the graphs of quadratic functions. After filling in the box for the parent function as a class, I give them 5 minutes on their own to complete the other examples. I go around and highlight a blank on different students' sheets for them to put their answer on the board. It's a great way to introduce key attributes of quadratic graphs, including vertex, axis of symmetry, domain, range, minimum and maximum values. Afterwards, I write the equations for the 4 examples i
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8th - 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: Algebra 2 Activities Bundle with Digital Updates
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