Ed Specially

Transformation lessons on translations, reflections, rotations, and dilations.

This quiz can be used for any lessons or units involving frequency tables and histograms. There are 5 multiple choice questions and a graphing portion.

Aim: How can we perform a composition of transformations? (isometries)

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Use the entire lesson plan hassle free OR edit as needed! Target audience: High School Lesson Plan includes: AimInstructional objectives aligned to Webb's DOKMaterialsDo Now/motivationDevelopmentQuestions aligned to Webb's DOKSummaryAccess pointsSEL componentExit ticketEvidence of student learningStandards

Use the entire lesson plan hassle free OR edit as needed! Target audience: High School Lesson Plan includes: AimInstructional objectives aligned to Webb's DOKMaterialsDo Now/motivationDevelopmentSummaryAccess pointsSEL componentExit ticketEvidence of student learningStandards

Use the entire lesson plan hassle free OR edit as needed! Target audience: High School Lesson Plan includes: AimInstructional objectives aligned to Webb's DOKMaterialsDo Now/motivationDevelopmentQuestions aligned to Webb's DOKSummaryAccess pointsSEL component Exit ticketEvidence of student learning Standards

Number line graphic organizer can be used for integer lesson or any lesson that involves a number line.

This frequency table worksheet can be used in an introductory statistics course, as a practice worksheet, or homework.

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This bar graphs quiz is perfect to assess students on interpreting, analyzing, and constructing bar graphs from a given set of data.

This integer quiz can be used as a quick assessment to check up on the rules for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing integers.

Aim: How can we rotate points and line segments on the coordinate plane? (clockwise)

Aim: How can we translate points and line segments on the coordinate plane?

Aim: How can we rotate points and line segments on the coordinate plane? (counterclockwise)

Aim: How can we describe rotations?

Aim: How can we perform dilations on the coordinate plane?

Aim: How can we rotate around any fixed point on the coordinate plane?

Aim: How can we determine the scale factor of a dilation?

Aim: How can we reflect figures over vertical and horizontal lines?