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This card sort contains 6 situations with matching tables, graphs, and equations. This is a cut and paste activity that I use in my Interactive Notebooks. The situations come in pairs to show the difference between the initial value and the rate of change. The process column is blank, and the graphs do not have x and y axis word labels. I have the students add these when they match up their cards. In addition, some of the situations represent discrete functions and some are continuous, but all g

This foldable tabbed book has definitions on the front page and then a page for adding and subtracting (combining like terms), multiplying (including area), and dividing (including area). One way to use the book is to use the left page as notes presented via teacher or in centers, and the right side of the page as guided practice problems. To print for students: Print pages 1-4, flipped on short edge. Offset just above the edge titles.

This worksheet contains 12 problems and a key. Students solve the two step problems using inverse operations (variables are either x or n) and find their answers in the answer bank.

This planner is printable and sized to be used in a standard sized midori notebook.