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Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game
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Classify Functions (Graphs, Equations, and Tables) – Linear, Quadratic, Exponential

Google Slides Drag-and-Drop Secret Number Challenge

Make classifying functions engaging, interactive, and fun with this Google Slides Secret Number sorting challenge!

In this drag-and-drop activity, students classify graphs, equations, and tables as Linear, Quadratic, or Exponential. As they sort correctly, they collect numbers that lead them to uncover a final Secret Number, turning meaningful practice into a game-like challenge, which students love.

🔍 How the Secret Number Challenge Works

  • Students complete 3 problem sets with 15 functions each (45 total).
    • Set 1: 15 graphs
    • Set 2: 15 equations
    • Set 3: 15 tables of ordered pairs
  • Each item has a number assigned.
  • Students drag and drop each item into a table labeled:
    • Linear
    • Quadratic
    • Exponential
  • When sorted correctly, each row contains exactly 5 functions (built-in self-check).
  • Students add the numbers in each row for a problem set.
  • After completing all three sets, they combine totals in a final equation to calculate the Secret Number.


🎯 Skills Practiced:

Students will determine if a function is Linear, Quadratic, or Exponential given:

  • Graph
  • Equation
  • Table of ordered pairs

Equation forms:

  • Linear: slope-intercept form (y = mx + b)
  • Quadratic: standard form (y = ax2 + bx + c)
  • Exponential: general form (y = ab^x)

What’s Included

  • Fully editable Google Slides file
  • Student Instructions Slide: Clear, student-friendly directions explaining the sorting task and how to find the Secret Number
  • 3 Drag-and-Drop Problem Sets:
    • 15 graphs, 15 equations, 15 tables
    • Students sort each item into a table with rows labeled by function type: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential.
    • Locking applied to student slides for smooth drag-and-drop use
  • Calculate the Secret Number Slide: Step-by-step directions for combining totals and finding the final answer
  • Editable Answer Key: Fully editable and not locked, allowing teachers to customize or modify as needed

Features at a Glance

Interactive Google Slides Activity – No prep and perfect for digital classrooms

Drag-and-Drop Sorting – Keeps students actively engaged

Built-In Self-Checking – Each category has exactly 5 items when sorted correctly

Game-Based Motivation – Students stay focused as they race to find the Secret Number

45 Total Functions – Plenty of rigorous, standards-aligned practice

Multiple Representations – Students see graphs, equations, and tables

Fully Editable Answer Key – Easy to adjust or extend

No prep. No stress. Just meaningful practice and engaged students.

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Function Sorting Challenge: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential - Google Slides Game

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Description

Classify Functions (Graphs, Equations, and Tables) – Linear, Quadratic, Exponential

Google Slides Drag-and-Drop Secret Number Challenge

Make classifying functions engaging, interactive, and fun with this Google Slides Secret Number sorting challenge!

In this drag-and-drop activity, students classify graphs, equations, and tables as Linear, Quadratic, or Exponential. As they sort correctly, they collect numbers that lead them to uncover a final Secret Number, turning meaningful practice into a game-like challenge, which students love.

🔍 How the Secret Number Challenge Works

  • Students complete 3 problem sets with 15 functions each (45 total).
    • Set 1: 15 graphs
    • Set 2: 15 equations
    • Set 3: 15 tables of ordered pairs
  • Each item has a number assigned.
  • Students drag and drop each item into a table labeled:
    • Linear
    • Quadratic
    • Exponential
  • When sorted correctly, each row contains exactly 5 functions (built-in self-check).
  • Students add the numbers in each row for a problem set.
  • After completing all three sets, they combine totals in a final equation to calculate the Secret Number.


🎯 Skills Practiced:

Students will determine if a function is Linear, Quadratic, or Exponential given:

  • Graph
  • Equation
  • Table of ordered pairs

Equation forms:

  • Linear: slope-intercept form (y = mx + b)
  • Quadratic: standard form (y = ax2 + bx + c)
  • Exponential: general form (y = ab^x)

What’s Included

  • Fully editable Google Slides file
  • Student Instructions Slide: Clear, student-friendly directions explaining the sorting task and how to find the Secret Number
  • 3 Drag-and-Drop Problem Sets:
    • 15 graphs, 15 equations, 15 tables
    • Students sort each item into a table with rows labeled by function type: Linear, Quadratic, Exponential.
    • Locking applied to student slides for smooth drag-and-drop use
  • Calculate the Secret Number Slide: Step-by-step directions for combining totals and finding the final answer
  • Editable Answer Key: Fully editable and not locked, allowing teachers to customize or modify as needed

Features at a Glance

Interactive Google Slides Activity – No prep and perfect for digital classrooms

Drag-and-Drop Sorting – Keeps students actively engaged

Built-In Self-Checking – Each category has exactly 5 items when sorted correctly

Game-Based Motivation – Students stay focused as they race to find the Secret Number

45 Total Functions – Plenty of rigorous, standards-aligned practice

Multiple Representations – Students see graphs, equations, and tables

Fully Editable Answer Key – Easy to adjust or extend

No prep. No stress. Just meaningful practice and engaged students.

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Standards

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Graph linear and quadratic functions and show intercepts, maxima, and minima.
Graph exponential and logarithmic functions, showing intercepts and end behavior, and trigonometric functions, showing period, midline, and amplitude.
Distinguish between situations that can be modeled with linear functions and with exponential functions.
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