This Domain and Range brochure gives students structured practice in the different formats they actually see in class. Instead of practicing only one type of problem, students work with mapping diagrams, discrete graphs, continuous graphs, ordered pairs, and tables while finding domain, range, and deciding whether a relation is a function. It is a strong fit for 8th grade math, Algebra 1 support, intervention, review, or extra practice for students who need to see the same skill in multiple representations.

What makes this resource especially useful is that it includes two differentiated student brochure versions plus a blank customizable template. That gives teachers flexibility for classwork, small groups, reteach, homework, sub plans, or easy differentiation without having to build a second version from scratch. The included answer pages also make checking work faster and simpler.

Students will practice:

• finding domain and range from mapping diagrams
• finding domain and range from discrete and continuous graphs
• finding domain and range from ordered pairs and tables
• deciding whether a relation is a function
• recognizing when repeated input values make a relation not a function
• comparing different representations of relations and functions

What’s included:

• 2 differentiated domain and range trifold brochures
• 1 blank customizable brochure template
• answer pages

This ready-to-print resource works well for guided practice, independent work, math stations, homework, tutoring, and review. It is also a helpful option for teachers who want something more engaging than a standard worksheet but still easy to print and use right away.

This domain and range brochure is a helpful choice for teaching or reviewing relations, functions, mapping diagrams, graphs, tables, and ordered pairs in a format that feels organized, visual, and easy for students to follow.