This activity has 24 unique graph questions that are designed for Algebra 1 students (but can still be useful in Algebra 2 and as a review in Pre-Calc as needed)!

• Each question asks students to identify the domain and range and determine if the graph is a function.
• Students are asked to identify the domain and range in either interval or inequality notation (HOWEVER, the purchasing teacher is able to edit these instructions)
• Graphs are created by equations that are: polynomials (linear, quadratic, cubic) ellipses, hyperbolas, circles, sine or cosine, absolute value, and piecewise
• NOTE: Students do NOT need to know what type of equation is being used to make the graphs as all graphs are provided. However, in advanced classes (or older classes), you might like to talk about how to classify the graphs as well.
  

This activity comes in the form of a Stamp Rally.

• In my class, a Stamp Rally means that part of the assignment’s credit comes from earning Stamps (or checkmarks if you prefer).
• The Teacher (or trusted student helper), checks the questions during class time and if the student is FULLY CORRECT, they earn a stamp.
• In many classes (yes, even in High School), students will be more engaged when they HEAR and SEE students earning stamps for their work! Stamp Rally activities are perfect for reviews days or for independent work following direct instruction or note taking.

Contents:

• 4 Student Work Pages (non-editable PowerPoint™ except for the editable Student Instructions)
• 1 Teacher Details/Contents Page
• 1 Teacher Instructions Page (How to Edit the Instructions + Ways to Use a Stamp Rally)
• 2 Teacher Tips pages (how to help students with domain, range, function status, piecewise function, inequality and interval notation)
• 1 anchor chart on inequality and interval notation
• 4 teacher answer key pages

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