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students calculate the output of the function and graph the three points on the coordinate plane. includes y=x, x squared, x cubed, square root of x, absolute value, negative squared. I made these simple so that my students with special ed can work through them with me and practice seeing the shapes of certain type of line graphs look like what equation/function. includes keys. can also be used with desmos. (print in color if you can)

We use ratios and proportions with tables to make easy comparisons.  This is useful in organizing information and solving problems. Unit Rates. Example word problem. Guided Practice and Independent practice word problems. 3 pages. Answer key included.

Directions: Pirates stole 5 yachts while under the Navy’s watch.  Using the given coordinates, you will need to find where the pirates have the yachts hidden and draw each yacht on the grid.  The yachts are located only from 0-10 on the positive x-axis and y-axis.  Each yacht is 3 coordinates long.  Draw a box around each set.5 input/output and 2 comprehension questions.used with my special ed class

Directions: You are the Navy.  The President sent your crew after pirates to take back 5 stolen yachts.  Using the grid, you will need to locate the yachts by listing the coordinates.  The yachts are located only from 0-10 on the positive x-axis and y-axis.  Each yacht is 3 coordinates long.5 input/output yachts. two questions for comprehension.used with my special ed class

Credit Card PayoffYou purchased a new game system, 2 games, and some virtual currency gift cards.  The subtotal was $900 without sales tax. Students have to find sales tax and apply. Worksheet has payoff using option A with only minimum payment versus Option B a little over the double the minimum payment. To show the difference between only paying the minimum and paying a little more. simple example. has answer key to show example of answers. answers will change based on sales tax.

Has perimeter and area vocabulary, 4 easy steps to solve word problems, an example, and 10 problems (2 handouts) with answer key. developed for my special education students. Has adding, subtracting, multiplication, division, square roots, and problem solving.

students are given emojis and must find like terms to simplify down the the emojis. works great for students who struggle with numbers and understanding like/unlike terms. students can create their own to share with the class/challenge each other.

Students create a perfect square by measuring different sizes and using geometric tools/formulas. students can then calculate perimeter and area. square and roots. angles. then students can display their work on the bulletin board.