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How to use this: There are 40 task cards with graphs of absolute values in this worksheet. I strongly recommend laminating the printed pages before cutting them out first, so they can be used time and again. Answers are provided at the end of the task cards.
40 may seem like a lot of task cards, but students often find this topic confusing and practice makes perfect. Given that there are 40 cards, stations can be set up to allow the students to work in groups. There can be 10 stations of 4, or 5 stations of 8 etc.
Another advantage of these cards is that there are two versions of the cards – one where the students must draw the graphs (on a blank graph template) from the equation given. There is also a version where the graph is given, and the students must determine the equation of this graph.
With two different versions, half of each version can be given to the students to work on. I sometimes allow students in groups of 2 or 4 to do the same questions, but on both versions. This is a simple and hassle – free way for the students to self-check their work in their groups. This leaves more time and freedom for the teacher to offer much needed individual help where needed.
PLEASE NOTE: this product is also available in my Algebra 1 packet, please click below:
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I hope you find this product very useful and it helps your students learn as it has done mine, as well as lowering your workload. Please check out the product's pictures and preview to get a better idea of the format and layout of the product. If there are any questions, please feel free to send me a message, and I'll reply as soon as I possibly can.
This product purchase is for single teacher use only, and may not be shared among teaching colleagues, either in your own school workplace or other teachers in different schools or districts. One must purchase the appropriate number of licenses in order to do so. It is also not allowed to display the material in this product on any other website without the express permission of the author.
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Description
How to use this: There are 40 task cards with graphs of absolute values in this worksheet. I strongly recommend laminating the printed pages before cutting them out first, so they can be used time and again. Answers are provided at the end of the task cards.
40 may seem like a lot of task cards, but students often find this topic confusing and practice makes perfect. Given that there are 40 cards, stations can be set up to allow the students to work in groups. There can be 10 stations of 4, or 5 stations of 8 etc.
Another advantage of these cards is that there are two versions of the cards – one where the students must draw the graphs (on a blank graph template) from the equation given. There is also a version where the graph is given, and the students must determine the equation of this graph.
With two different versions, half of each version can be given to the students to work on. I sometimes allow students in groups of 2 or 4 to do the same questions, but on both versions. This is a simple and hassle – free way for the students to self-check their work in their groups. This leaves more time and freedom for the teacher to offer much needed individual help where needed.
PLEASE NOTE: this product is also available in my Algebra 1 packet, please click below:
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I hope you find this product very useful and it helps your students learn as it has done mine, as well as lowering your workload. Please check out the product's pictures and preview to get a better idea of the format and layout of the product. If there are any questions, please feel free to send me a message, and I'll reply as soon as I possibly can.
This product purchase is for single teacher use only, and may not be shared among teaching colleagues, either in your own school workplace or other teachers in different schools or districts. One must purchase the appropriate number of licenses in order to do so. It is also not allowed to display the material in this product on any other website without the express permission of the author.
