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Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson
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These Guided Notes should be used in conjunction with the Function Families PowerPoint. Both are free resources. Enjoy!!

The paid version of all Guided Notes is sold as a completely editable Word Document! Accompanying PowerPoints are also completely editable!

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Instructions for printing Guided Notes: Print double sided as half pages. This means you only need to use ONE sheet of paper for these 4 pages of guided notes. They will look great, and everything will be legible! For students with visual impairments, you can print full-sized.

Make sure you go through the PowerPoint slides before class, reading the presenter notes and getting a feel for how you will progress through the slides, while giving students time to complete their notes.

There are a few thinking questions embedded within these notes, so be sure to pause and encourage students to pause, think, and complete - either independently or with their neighbors and groupmates.

For the Summary of Parameter Changes, be sure to allow collaboration and to encourage students to use their best writing skills! Writing in mathematics is so important.

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Guided Notes for Function Families PowerPoint - Algebra 2 Lesson

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10th - 12th
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4
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Teaching Duration
90 minutes

Description

These Guided Notes should be used in conjunction with the Function Families PowerPoint. Both are free resources. Enjoy!!

The paid version of all Guided Notes is sold as a completely editable Word Document! Accompanying PowerPoints are also completely editable!

Please leave a kind review after you download and use!

Instructions for printing Guided Notes: Print double sided as half pages. This means you only need to use ONE sheet of paper for these 4 pages of guided notes. They will look great, and everything will be legible! For students with visual impairments, you can print full-sized.

Make sure you go through the PowerPoint slides before class, reading the presenter notes and getting a feel for how you will progress through the slides, while giving students time to complete their notes.

There are a few thinking questions embedded within these notes, so be sure to pause and encourage students to pause, think, and complete - either independently or with their neighbors and groupmates.

For the Summary of Parameter Changes, be sure to allow collaboration and to encourage students to use their best writing skills! Writing in mathematics is so important.

Thank you for trying my free products, and please be sure to leave a kind review! IF anything needs to be edited, please give me a chance to fix it before posting a poor review.

Report this resource to TPT
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Standards

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Identify the effect on the graph of replacing 𝘧(𝘹) by 𝘧(𝘹) + 𝘬, 𝘬 𝘧(𝘹), 𝘧(𝘬𝘹), and 𝘧(𝘹 + 𝘬) for specific values of 𝘬 (both positive and negative); find the value of 𝘬 given the graphs. Experiment with cases and illustrate an explanation of the effects on the graph using technology.
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