With this bundle, you receive both guided notes and a digital card sort! This is all you need to teach your students how to identify if a relation is a function or not.

Guided Notes Graphic Organizer:

Here is a clear and organized way to teach teach your students the definition of a function and how to identify whether a relation is a function or not a function!

In this notes page, you can guide your students through examples and non-examples of function in these multiple representations:

• table
• graph
• mapping diagram
• set of ordered pairs

This graphic organizer makes it easy to compare and contrast the differences of functions and nonfunctions, which helps students understand the concept better.

Another option is to use this resource as a quick assessment after the lesson.

Digital Card Sort Activity:

Want to make sure your students know what a function is after you've gone over the notes? This quick digital card sort is a low-prep way to find out! The activity uses Google Slides to practice or assess if students can identify a function.

The 16 digital cards show:

• graphs
• tables
• mapping diagrams
• sets of ordered pairs

Students will drag the cards onto the correct section ("function" or "not a function").

They can then share with you by emailing their copy or turning it in through Google Classroom.

A key is included, which you can remove before sharing with students or keep for self-checking.

Use this to assess that students understand that a function is a rule that assigns to each input exactly one output using multiple representations.

I hope you love these and your students learn it!

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