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INVERSE VARIATON | Worksheet | Table, Graph, Practical | Algebra, Functions
A real‑world Algebra 1 activity using tables, graphs, and digital exploration. This resource introduces inverse variation through a relatable, real‑world scenario that helps students see the meaning behind the rule f(x)=k/x. Instead of starting with formulas, students explore the situation of a group booking a bus trip for a fixed total price. As the number of people changes, the cost per person changes too - giving students a concrete reason to understand inverse relationships. Students begin
6th - 9th
Algebra, Graphing, Other (Math)
Rational Number Problem Solving Task Cards: Level 23 Graph Positive & Negative
Level 23: Concepts, Skills, Problem Solving Applications
• Compare, Order, and Graph Positive and Negative Rational Numbers
* Convert fractions, mixed number, and percents to decimals
Contents include Teacher's guide and 18 two-sided problem solving Task cards with problems on one side / answers on the other) Provide the independent practice and immediate feedback needed for students to develop mastery. \ Recommend printing cards at each level on different colored card stock and laminating. Car
5th - 9th
Graphing
Identifying Coordinate Points on Treasure Map Activity - 4 Levels of Practice
Bring coordinate planes to life with this engaging Coordinate Plane Treasure Hunt Activity! Students will identify key landmarks, follow an adventurous story, and identify each location on a coordinate grid. This hands-on activity transforms abstract graphing skills into an exciting mapping challenge that builds confidence and accuracy. This resource includes 4 differentiated worksheets, each increasing in complexity so you can easily scaffold instruction for all learners. Students begin by id
5th - 12th
Algebra, Graphing
CCSS
5.G.A.1
, 6.NS.C.6
, 6.NS.C.6c
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EXPONENTIAL GROWTH | Real‑World Worksheets | Tables • Graphs • Digital
Bring exponential functions to life with a relatable, low‑prep activity. Students start from a real‑world scenario (200 initial users, 15% weekly growth), write the exponential model, build a table of values, plot and interpret the graph, and then use a digital graphing tool to extend their thinking. The layout provides strong visual cues and step‑by‑step scaffolds so every learner can enter the task and progress. Key words: exponential growth, exponential functions, algebra 1, functions, table
6th - 9th
Algebra, Graphing, Other (Math)
Environmental Reading, Writing, Survey & Bar Graph Activities
Help students understand the real-world impact of everyday choices with this engaging, cross-curricular resource! From Resource to Waste teaches students how common products move from natural resources to waste, and how human actions affect the environment at every stage. This resource combines informational text, critical thinking, and data analysis to build strong connections between science and ELA. Students explore the life cycle of: Plastic bottles Paper products Aluminum cans Food was
3rd - 6th
Environment, Graphing, Reading
CCSS, NGSS
3.MD.B.3
, RI.4.1
, RI.4.2
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Graph Interpretation Task Cards
A set of task cards on data handling and graph interpretation. Suitable for a Montessori Elementary (UK Primary) Curriculum and Homeschooling. Appropriate for extension on maths topic work on the various types of graphs, including bar charts, line graphs and pie charts. Each card features a graph and five questions, which cover graph interpretation and other skills such as finding averages, medians and ranges. A printable PDF file. Includes: 7x Graph Task Cards1x Answer CardApproximate card size
5th - 7th
Graphing, Math
Proportions on Coordinate Grid Task Cards 7.RP.A.2.A Ratio Proportion SET A
This is a set of 36 task cards designed to support Core Standard 7.RP.A.2.A, which has students take quantities from a table and test for proportionality. These cards provide coordinate grids for each data table. Students graph the data points and test to see if they meet two criteria: 1) They must form a straight line, and 2) The line, when extended, must pass through the origin (0,0). The coordinate grid is shown both on each task card, and duplicated on the student recording sheet.
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6th - 8th
Graphing, Math
CCSS
7.RP.A.2a
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