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This Algebra 1 spiral review resource can easily be used as spiral math HOMEWORK, spiral math WARM UPS, or a DAILY MATH REVIEW! This spiral math review was designed to keep math concepts fresh all year and to simplify your homework or warm up routines. All pages are 100% EDITABLE an
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This is a tremendous opportunity to integrate subjects in an Algebra 2 or PreCalculus classroom. Hands-on STEM based learning for hands-on student. Along using quadratic functions skills to solve projectile motion physics problems, students will engage in reflective writing and construction and desi
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This Algebra 2 spiral review resource can easily be used as spiral math HOMEWORK, spiral math WARM UPS, or a DAILY MATH REVIEW! This spiral math review was designed to keep math concepts fresh all year and to simplify your homework or warm up routines. All pages are 100% EDITABLE an
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Check out the PREVIEW for a completed sample of this foldable!
This Toolbox Builder is designed as an algebra activity to focus on quadratic functions in different representations including graph and algebraic equation. The foldable also includes key features such as domain and ran
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n American culture people have an affinity for launching birds, pheasants and other sorts of fowl at oblivious targets with a sling shot. Where does this fascination come from? Nobody knows. Nonetheless, it makes for an interesting quadratic function application. Are you ready to help out costumed P
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Quadratics "Clue" Project for either Algebra 1 or Algebra 2. Fun way for your class to learn and practice quadratics by solving a murder mystery. Students will be required to graph and solve equations to determine who committed a murder, with what weapon, and the location of the crime.
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* This is part of my Linear Equations Unit
This lesson includes 3 pages of guided notes and a 2-page assignment.
Students learn about slope-i
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Are you having trouble getting your students to take effective notes during math lessons? Are you looking for quick activities that can be completed in a math journal or at the end of a lesson as a check for understanding? If so, these activities are for you. Please check out our full-length previe
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This set of task cards provides students with practice writing the equation of a line in slope- intercept form, given a graph.
You will receive:
• 24 Task Cards (full size & quarter-page)
• Power Point version which allows you to click through to play MATHO
• Student Recording Sheet
• Answer Ke
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This foldable is divided into 3 tabs:
• Intoduction & Graphing y=ax^2 + c
• Graphing y = ax^2 + bx + c
• Solving Quadratics by Graphing
Now with TWO options! (The smaller option will fit into a composition notebook)
I used this over the course of 3 days to introduce these skills to my 8th gr
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Graphing with intercepts takes some practice for students to remember how to write the ordered pair and graph appropriately. We like zeros in math class - but they can be tricky! These task cards work great for a math station, individual practice, or assessment. Included are 12 equation cards and
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Task-Based Learning gets students intrinsically motivated to learn math! No longer do you need to do a song and dance to get kids interested and excited about learning. The tasks included in this unit, followed by solidifying notes and practice activities, will guarantee that students understand t
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It's time for to put those Quadratic functions to use. Give your students a crash course in optimization and marketing in this integrated algebra, algebra II project. Along using quadratic functions skills to solve optimization problems, students will engage in decision making and careful analysis.
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This foldable teaches students what intercepts, how to solve for the intercepts given an equation of a line, and graph a line using intercepts.
A detailed answer key is provided.
Now with THREE options!
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This puzzle can help students practice a variety of skills relating equations of lines and their graphs. The puzzle involves converting equations in various forms to slope-intercept form.
Included are 2 versions of the puzzle:
The answer key which can be used if it is pre-cut for students.
The st
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Nothing like a good criminal investigation to liven up geometry! In this project, students will work in teams to investigate the culprit of six fictional thefts. The criminal has left six messages, layered with practice. Teams will work to build a case and present their findings to the court. Hopefu
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This is a set of 24 Task Cards (with & without QR codes) to help review the skills taught in Semester 1 of Algebra 1. This set of task cards would make a great semester exam review, end of year review, or state test prep activity.
Important Information
• These task cards review
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This foldable provides an overview/ comparison of Standard Form, Intercept Form, and Vertex Form of Quadratics. Within the foldable, students are provided with 6 practice problems, where they will graph quadratics using each of the 3 forms. There is plenty of space for work as well as notes/ label
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Practice quadratics with math centers. At each center, a guide sheet leads students through a new concept. Then, task cards provide practice. Answers for task cards are provided.
Overview of Centers
Center 1: Finding the Vertex
Students use the formula for axis
This packet was designed to help implement interactive notebook activities in the Algebra 1 classroom. The following topics are presented in the scaffolded notes which can be added to math journals:
Square Numbers and Square Roots
Square and Square Root Review with Whole Numbers
Square and Square R
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This is the fourth lesson in an eight-lesson unit on Functions and Graphs for students enrolled in Pre-Calculus Honors.
Students will be able to:
★ Recognize 12 basic functions
★ Analyze properties of functions
★ Associate characteristics of functions
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This functions activity focuses on using the definition of slope to draw line segments with specific slopes. Check out the PREVIEW for an extension activity to use with this printable!
Common Core Standards: HSF-IF.C.7a
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★ NO PREP Printable (color and b
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Fun small-group matching activity with two levels requires students to analyze the “personality” of six quadratic equations by matching the clues from Form A or B.
Whole class follow-up with graphs and answer keys included.
Two levels makes this activity easy to differentiate.
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In this worksheet, students are given 4 parent functions (cubic, quadratic, absolute value, exponential) and 16 examples of different transformations in function form (i.e. f(x+2)= or -f(x)=) and asked to match each transformation to the graph. The material includes vertical and horizontal transfor
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I use Scavenger Hunts to review a lot of different subjects in my Algebra 1 classes. This one reviews graphing parabolas from Chapter 9 of the Prentice Hall CA Algebra 1 textbook.
This Scavenger Hunt has 12 problems. For each, the students must find the vertex, the x-intercept(s), and the y-inter
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In this worksheet, students are given 4 parent functions (cubic, quadratic, absolute value, exponential) and 16 examples of different transformations in function form (i.e. f(x+2)= or -f(x)=) and asked to match each transformation to the graph. The material includes vertical and horizontal transfor
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For details, click the links below! This unit bundle contains:
1) Slope * FREE! *
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Spot the mistake!
Eight quadratic and polynomial problems have been solved, but errors have been made. Students must spot the error, and then complete the problem correctly.
Problems include factoring, the quadratic formula, completing the square, graphing, finding the vertex, par
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Add this activity to your math classroom and enjoy increased student energy!
This functions activity focuses on identifying the x- and y-intercepts of a linear equation.
Common Core Standard: HSF-IF.B.4 and HSF-IF.C.7a
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★32 Linear Equa
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This algebra activity bundle focuses on linear, absolute value, exponential, and quadratic functions in different representations. Students can practice graphing every function taught in an Algebra 1 course aligned to Common Core standards.
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This 10 question packet provides students with practice graphing and solving quadratics.
The following skills are included:
*Graphing in the form ax^2 + c
*Graphing in the form ax^2 + bx + c
*Solving by Graphing
*Identifying the axis of symmetry, vertex, domain, range, roots/ solutions
*Solving Usi
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Nothing like a good criminal investigation to liven up math class!
Based off my popular CSI projects, I have created CSI: Whodunnits? The Whodunnits plan to focus on single content topics as opposed to units and will focus more on skill building than application. Every day can't be a project day,
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This is the fifth lesson in an eight-lesson unit on Functions and Graphs for students enrolled in Pre-Calculus Honors.
Students will be able to:
★ Use vertical and horizontal shifts to sketch graphs
★ Use reflections to sketch graphs
★ Use both rigid and non-rigid transformations
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This collaborative activity is designed for small groups in Common Core Math 1, 2, or 3. They will discuss and compare the features of the quadratic graph from the three forms of a quadratic function. Students will solidify their knowledge by matching equations to the graphs of a quadratic function
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This is a fun activity where students can graph linear equations using different colors for each line. The equations are in slope intercept form. Student just need to find the slope and x- and y- intercepts, then graph. This helps student get more comfortable with graphing.
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My students love this graphic organizer format! In this bundle, you receive graphic organizers for quadratic functions, polynomial functions, exponential functions, logarithmic functions, and rational functions. The graphic organizers have places for the equation, graph, table of values, transforma
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This activity asks students to use a table of values, slope-intercept form, and finding the intercepts. Students should have multiple strategies for graphing linear equations.
This activity can be used as practice or an assessment. It comes with two versions and a rubric. I us
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This is a complete lesson plan for a double-period class (or it can be split up for two classes) on the different types of functions and what their graphs look like.
This lesson covers Linear, Quadratic, Exponential, and Absolute Value functions. (Examples of a Cubic Function, Square Root Function
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This Algebra Common Core Unit Test will help you assess your students’ understanding of FUNCTIONS in algebra 1.
The topics include:
Graphs of Functions
Features of Function Graphs
Investigating Functions with Technology (graphing calculator)
Average Rate of Change
Domain and Range of Functions
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Algebra Students will practice graphing linear equations with this short activity. Equations are written in different forms and students can rewrite them in slope-intercept form before graphing. Each line also has a restricted domain (or range) that students will use to create a Thanksgiving-theme
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This foldable organizes notes, steps, and examples for graphing quadratics written in vertex form.
PERFECT for interactive math notebooks. Works great during whole group/ guided instruction, as a centers activity, class work assignment, or even a homework assignment.
Directions & an answer k
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This graphic organizer can be used for stations, allowing students to represent linear functions in a variety of ways. I like to use teams and carousel around the room for more active participation.
I insert each worksheet into a sheet protector to create an instant whiteboard. Give each group
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This foldable organizes 6 simple examples for graphing quadratics in the form y = ax^2 + c.
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This unit is a collection of 6 of my lessons, plus one extra review/assessment over graphing and substitution. Rather than diving right into graphing, this unit begins by exploring the true meaning of a solution to a system, which proved to be beneficial for my students. For detailed information abo
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Are you having trouble getting your students to take effective notes during math lessons? Are you looking for quick activities that can be completed in a math journal or at the end of a lesson as a check for understanding? If so, these activities are for you. Please check out our full-length preview
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This product is a Flipped Algebra lesson in Quadratic Functions. This lesson focusses on various forms of quadratic functions, including graphical, standard, vertex, factored and tabular forms. It can be used with Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and/or Geometry.
The lesson includes a 12 minute video that s
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OVER 50 PAGES! These are the best strategies for teaching linear functions to all students. Tested in grades 4 through high school, this unit helps students develop competency with both the concepts and computations involved in functions. The multi-representational activities cover slope, y-intercep
This page features 8 problems in which students are asked to identify the key features of quadratic graphs including zeros, axis of symmetry, vertexes, maximums and minimums, and y-intercepts. This page does not feature solving quadratic equations, factoring, or graphing.
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This algebra activity focuses on writing and graphing linear functions. Students take turns writing linear equations to hit a section of their opponent's spaceships and then graphing the equations to report the results of each mission. Your students are certain to be engaged!
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This is the second lesson in an eight-lesson unit on Functions and Graphs for students enrolled in Pre-Calculus Honors.
Students will be able to:
★ Find the domain and range of a function
★ Determine intervals on which the function is increasing, decreasing, or constant
★ Determin
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This is a complete lesson plan for a double-period class. The lesson introduces a system of equations where one equation is quadratic and the other is linear. Students solve the system by graphing to find the point(s) where the graphs intersect.
There are several activities and examples to give stu
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Algebra I - Introduction to Quadratic Functions
Common Core Aligned Lesson Plan with Homework
This lesson plan includes:
-Lecture Notes (PDF, PowerPoint, and SMART Notebook)
-Blank Lecture Notes (PDF and SMART Notebook)
-Homework (PDF)
-Answer Key (PDF)
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