Algebra Crazy

This file contains two different resources. The first is guided notes that I use with my students to explain what each "item" does to the function. There are then examples provided for them to practice after they have filled out their notes. There are also two problems included where they are required to graph exponential functions, determine the domain and range as well as end behavior. The second resource is a homework assignment that I give to check for understanding upon completion of the le

This file contains two different resources. The first is the guided notes that I use to explain and demonstrate the graphs of logarithms and exponentials are inverses of each other. Vertical asymptotes as well as domain and range are discussed. I use the method of creating a table of values to graph. The second resource is a simple homework assignment that I give to check for understanding upon the completion of this lesson. These are both also available for purchase in my logarithm unit. Please

These are the guided notes that I use to introduce finding slope from two ordered pairs notes. These notes can be used with lower levels to introduce or for higher levels as a simple review. There are also rules for the different types of slopes that can occur. There are also homework assignments available for sale. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. The first is the guided notes that I use to introduce what each particular term does to a radical function. They are examples given in words as well as graphs. Students are then told to create their own radical function give a description of a transformation from a parent graph. The second file is a homework assignment that can be given at the conclusion of the lesson to check for understanding. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!

This file contains many different resources. Listed below are all of the lessons that I use in this particular unit. For each lesson, there are guided notes as well as a homework assignment. There is also a quiz and a unit test included as well as a study guide for both. All of the work is done for you!! Types of Sampling Margin of Error Experimental Design Block and Matched Pairs Design Finding Z Scores Normal Probability Calculations Confidence Intervals All of these items are available for p

These are guided notes that I use with my students to work on concepts of determining if functions are even, odd, or neither. First the students go through the process of determining these characteristics about graphs and then they learn how to prove this information algebraically as well. There is also a practice assignment available for sale in my store. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. The first is the guided notes that I use to introduce how to identify vertical and horizontal asymptotes when graphing rational functions. There is an answer key to the guided notes provided. The second resource is a simple homework assignment that allows the students to practice these skills. Again an answer key is provided. This entire unit is also available for purchase in my store. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. I use both of these as reviews for a quiz that I give half way through this unit. Both assignments include questions where students are required to graph absolute value and piecewise functions. They are then asked to describe key features of the graphs such as domain, range, vertex, and also evaluate different values of the graph. The quiz that both of these assignments go with is also available for purchase in my store. This entire unit, including the

These are guided notes that I use at the beginning of our quadratic unit. These notes show students that basic key features of a graph of quadratics. There is a vocabulary section for students to define the key terms and also to locate them on a graph. It is a word document. Feel free to edit. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. The first is the guided notes that I use to introduce increasing and decreasing intervals with my students. This is done after the lesson the basics - domain, range, end behavior, etc. Those notes are also available for purchase in my store. There are practice problems for increasing and decreasing as well as including all previous characteristics already included. There is an answer key for the notes provided. The second resource is a simple homework/

This file contains two different resources. The first in guided notes that show the students what intercept form is and how to find the vertex given a quadratic in intercept form. The second resource is a simple homework assignment that can be used for review or to check for understanding. Both are available as part of my graphing quadratics unit as well. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!

These are the notes that I use to introduce finding slope from two ordered pairs to my students. There are guided examples and it also discusses the difference between and zero and an undefined slope. There is a homework assignment and answer key also provided. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. This is day 2 of the lesson when dealing with how to graph logarithms. These guided notes allow the students to fill in the rules regarding whether the graph will move up, down, left, etc. This lesson assumes that students already know how to graph. The second resource is a practice assignment that required the students to graph logarithms and list key features of the graph. This is also part of my logarithm unit which is available for purchase in my s

These are guided notes that I use to introduce multiplying polynomials to my students. In the first few examples, I guide them through box methods. Once they have completed a few, I allow them to choose which method they prefer. Students enjoy having the choice and decided their own learning path. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. The first are the guided notes that I use to introduce different types of sampling and bias vs unbiased sampling methods. The types of sampling that are covered are: simple random sampling, cluster sampling, systematic sampling, voluntary sampling, and stratified sampling. The second resource is a crossword puzzle that allows the students to practice these vocabulary words. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!

These are guided notes that allow me to introduce to my students what like terms are and how to simplify expressions. There is a vocabulary section, a section for combing like terms, and a section that includes the distributive property as well as simplifying the expression. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. The first is guided notes that shows the students how to write a polynomial of least degree given a zero. It also discusses the relationship between factors and zeros. Imaginary zeros are included in this lesson. The second resource is a homework assignment that can be given the same day that is used to check for understanding. Both of these resources are part of my Algebra 2 - Unit 3 Polynomial Functions Bundle that is also available for purchase in

This file contains two different resources. The first is the guided notes that I use with my Algebra 2 students to introduce margin of error given sample size and then the reverse - finding sample size given the margin of error. These notes also allow them to interpret what the margin of error means in context of the situation. The second resource is a simple homework or classwork assignment so that I can measure their comprehension of these skills. Please let me know if you have any questions.

This file contains 16 examples where students will have to organize them under causation, correlation, and strong/weak positive/negative. You can laminate and use as a class set or students can create their own. Enjoy!

This file contains two different resources. The first is the guided notes that show students how to find inverses of functions. It also includes directions for how to verify inverses using function composition. The second resource is a homework assignment to check for understanding on the given topics. Please let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!