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"Function machine are so fun to make with third graders. This resource gives you many options for the machines. "
mandy g.
Description
This is a great activity to introduce “What’s my rule?” problems, and begin algebraic thinking. The activities will work with students of all ages. I have included pre-made worksheets as well as sheets that are designed for you to add the numbers & rules. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, negative numbers….you can decide!!
Before you can begin the activities, you have to make your FUNCTION MACHINE. I have included a variety of print-outs. Any old box will work! So…print, cut, paste, and your function machine is ready to go. You will also want to cut out a few of the monsters to make a monster hat.
The function machine operator must be a monster!!! So…put on your monster hat and start growling! The kiddos will get a kick out of it!
Inside this 36 page bundle you will find:
-Plans/Directions
-Function Machine Templates
-Function Machine Pictures/Directions
-Five frames and arrows worksheets that require students to determine the function and complete the number pattern. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
-Five input/output worksheets. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Before you can begin the activities, you have to make your FUNCTION MACHINE. I have included a variety of print-outs. Any old box will work! So…print, cut, paste, and your function machine is ready to go. You will also want to cut out a few of the monsters to make a monster hat.
The function machine operator must be a monster!!! So…put on your monster hat and start growling! The kiddos will get a kick out of it!
Inside this 36 page bundle you will find:
-Plans/Directions
-Function Machine Templates
-Function Machine Pictures/Directions
-Five frames and arrows worksheets that require students to determine the function and complete the number pattern. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
-Five input/output worksheets. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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What others say
"Function machine are so fun to make with third graders. This resource gives you many options for the machines. "
mandy g.
Description
This is a great activity to introduce “What’s my rule?” problems, and begin algebraic thinking. The activities will work with students of all ages. I have included pre-made worksheets as well as sheets that are designed for you to add the numbers & rules. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, negative numbers….you can decide!!
Before you can begin the activities, you have to make your FUNCTION MACHINE. I have included a variety of print-outs. Any old box will work! So…print, cut, paste, and your function machine is ready to go. You will also want to cut out a few of the monsters to make a monster hat.
The function machine operator must be a monster!!! So…put on your monster hat and start growling! The kiddos will get a kick out of it!
Inside this 36 page bundle you will find:
-Plans/Directions
-Function Machine Templates
-Function Machine Pictures/Directions
-Five frames and arrows worksheets that require students to determine the function and complete the number pattern. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
-Five input/output worksheets. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Before you can begin the activities, you have to make your FUNCTION MACHINE. I have included a variety of print-outs. Any old box will work! So…print, cut, paste, and your function machine is ready to go. You will also want to cut out a few of the monsters to make a monster hat.
The function machine operator must be a monster!!! So…put on your monster hat and start growling! The kiddos will get a kick out of it!
Inside this 36 page bundle you will find:
-Plans/Directions
-Function Machine Templates
-Function Machine Pictures/Directions
-Five frames and arrows worksheets that require students to determine the function and complete the number pattern. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
-Five input/output worksheets. One is designed for you to add your own numbers.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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Function machine are so fun to make with third graders. This resource gives you many options for the machines.
This was great math practice and my students were engaged.
Love this visual.
This really helped my students understand this math concept.
My students enjoyed this activity. Relationship tables are difficult to bring to real-world life, but this was fun!
Students LOVED this!! It made teaching patterns and functions interactive and engaging!
Thank you
Great hands-on visual!
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