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Once students have learned the asymptote rules for rational functions, this double-sided worksheet gives them 4 problems to practice. The problems model finding the vertical asymptote, horizontal or slant asymptote, as well as x and y -intercepts in order to sketch each graph. A few questions about the graphs are sprinkled in. Answer key is provided with color-coded asymptotes. The worksheet builds, giving students hints about vertical asymptotes as x=____, while horizontal or slant are y=____.

Function feature Card Sort with 8 sets of four cards each. Sets include 4 exponential functions and 4 logarithmic functions, each with a word description, equation, feature description, and graph. The card sort is arranged so you can print one of each page on a different color and students will make a set of four cards, one of each color. Colors sort the sets. Each set is a great complement to chapters on the inverse functions Exponentials and Logarithms. The Card Sort also works well as a ch

Card Sorts are a fun and challenging way to pick out features of equations. The Quadratic Functions Card sort includes concepts of concavity, vertices, x and y intercepts, stretch and shrink, as well as the three forms, standard, vertex, and intercept. An Answer Key is included, along with a blank page for students to record their work. To use the card sort, print the pdf. Find the four card pages and print as many copies as you need for groups in your class. I usually print on card stock, using

Modified Block Planner can be modified with Microsoft PowerPoint. Best for schools with standard blocks Monday, Tuesday, Friday and long blocks on Wednesday and Thursday. Currently, periods are in order 1-7, then 1-4 and 5-7 on long block days (we have a fun schedule to accommodate sports in the afternoon!). The planner starts on Mondays with Saturday and Sunday on page 2 of each week. A small monthly calendar is set under the weekend days to help keep track of the month. Additional blocks are g

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Card Sorts are a fun and challenging way to pick out features of equations. The Rational Functions Card sort includes concepts of vertical and horizontal asymptotes, end behavior, holes in the graph, and extrema. An Answer Key is included, along with a blank page for students to record their work. This is part of a series of dog-themed card sorts, check out Logarithms and Exponentials to complete the set for your classroom. For time purposes, I do not always have the students write down everythi

Card Sorts are a fun and challenging way to pick out features of equations. This card sort has several monomial and binomial factor cards with which students create polynomials and sketch graphs from zeros. Ideas that follow include multiplicity for even or odd numbered factors and how the graph bounces or passes through the x-axis. Students practice calculator skills by finding values of a function for y-intercept, minimums and maximums through the calculate menu, and zooming in and out to see

Create a first quadrant model of the Unit Circle. Make learning and memorizing the Unit Circle fun and engaging! Trace the template onto a clear Shrinky Dink sheet, then bake to shrink down to a hard, scaled quarter unit circle. High School students may shrink on their own at home or you can shrink! There are three pieces: The Quadrant One piece marked with the first quadrant and angles in degrees and radians, in addition to the cosine measurements from 0 to 1.The Radius piece, marked with the

Use this summary of quadratics to review quadratic equations. Students needs to find the axis of symmetry, vertex, minimum, maximum, x-intercepts...all from one of the three forms of the quadratic. Students may not know what they need to find, but only one answer is correct. Good for review before a test of quiz, making review a little bit more fun. Bonus! Included on the answer key is the link to the digital version(self checking). Both for the same price!

Students match features from linear equations and then summarize on a page. Feature focus and vocabulary: slopes; increasing/decreasing; standard, point slope and slope intercept forms; direct variation, x and y-intercepts, initial condition/value Students can show proficiency with important vocabulary words and increase connections with words, equations, and graphs.

Want to make your Google Classroom more engaging for your students? These customizable headers created from Google Slides will create a moving picture for the top of each Google Class and within the Classroom page. All you have to do is copy the poses of the characters for the slides. With the free Bitmogi app, you create an avatar of you and then insert into the slide. All the instructions are found in each slide's notes. Once the presentation is ready, head over to talltweets.com (free) a

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17 problems that ask students to use the notations for both composition of functions and inverse functions. Students will use graphs for composition of functions and for inverses. They will have to limit the domain of a function so it can be one-to-one and be invertible. Because the format is a circuit, students can work their way through and know if the answers are correct when they make their way to the last problem.

This maze started with finding the axis of symmetry for a quadratic function. Then, students also need to find x-intercepts, maximums and minimums. Students will identify which type of equation is given. Great summary of Quadratic functions in a fun format before their next test!

Use with page one and two, or all three pages, depending on time or the amount of discovery your students need. This is meant to be an open discussion, then go figure it out day of self discovery. Walk around and ask them questions to get them thinking! Page one is a re-introduction to the work students did in Algebra 1. Many students can find the vertex and name the vertex-form after an absolute value lesson. Others will recall intercept or factored form, and at least one will come up with stan

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Want to make your Google Classroom more engaging for your students? This customizable header created from Google Slides will give your Google Classroom some motion picture action. There is a little bit of work for you to make this YOURS (with your cartoon picture in the slides). All you have to do is copy the poses of the characters for the slides. With the free Bitmogi app, you create an avatar of you and then insert into the slide. All the instructions are found in each slide's notes. Onc

Want to make your Google Classroom more engaging for your students? This customizable header created from Google Slides will give your Google Classroom some motion picture action. There is a little bit of work for you to make this YOURS (with your cartoon picture in the slides). All you have to do is copy the poses of the characters for the slides. With the free Bitmogi app, you create an avatar of you and then insert into the slide. All the instructions are found in each slide's notes. Onc

Want to make your Google Classroom more engaging for your students? This customizable header created from Google Slides will give your Google Classroom some motion picture action. There is a little bit of work for you to make this YOURS (with your cartoon picture in the slides). All you have to do is copy the poses of the characters for the slides. With the free Bitmogi app, you create an avatar of you and then insert into the slide. All the instructions are found in each slide's notes. Onc

Want to make your Google Classroom more engaging for your students? This customizable header created from Google Slides will move at the top of each classroom and within the classroom page. All you have to do is copy the poses of the characters for the slides. With the free Bitmogi app, you create an avatar of you and then insert into the slide. All the instructions are found in each slide's notes. Once the presentation is ready, head over to talltweets.com (free) and covert the slides into