Math 3 w Mrs. Cox

This Google Slides presentation outlines a project for students to complete independently or in small groups. Students will consider four different car purchasing scenarios and evaluate their related equations to compare LINEAR, EXPONENTIAL, and QUADRATIC functions. Included topics/ skills: slopey-interceptaverage rate of changeaxis of symmetrydesmos graphingpoints of intersectionfunction notationThe presentation can be shared with students as a step by step guide. Students will create their

Google Form " escape room" style! Following a path through a treasure map, students make their way through each section of the google form: jungle, swamp, desert, and mountain top! Each area has 2-4 questions that must be solved precisely before students can move on to the next section. Question topics include: slope-intercept formwriting equations that are parallel and pass through a pointwriting and solving systems of equationsfunction notation from a graphwriting and comparing linear and

Print 24x36 if you have a poster maker or mini versions for classrooms, bulletin boards, student handouts, etc! Colorful images + key vocabulary terms help students build connections! 7 total - editable Google slides Sin & Cos GraphPiecewise functionsPolynomials GraphsPoints of Triangle concurrencyAngle relationships in circlesMath Vocabulary

Created in Google Docs, this template is a table format with drop down boxes, precoded with each Math 1 standard and learning objective. Simply select your standard from the menu and move on! The template also includes links to two Google sheets where you can record and document accommodations and modifications for individual students and a separate sheet for monitoring and comparing assessment data within the unit. Everything you need for a unit in one place!!

Choice Board !Print this two page Google doc for a engaging Choice Board activity exploring logarithmic and exponential functions and their relationship as inverses. Students can work independently or in small groups. For small groups, have each group member pick at least one block that no one else in the group has chosen! The students will select from the categories of: GRAPHINGINVERSESOLVINGINTERESTThe first page contains the problems, scenarios and graphs. Page two contains the answer prom

2 pages for teacher led demonstration and modeling... Tips for students included! 2 pages for independent practice. 4 page editable Google Doc plus answer key on page 5. Students are asked to identify amplitude, period, frequency midline, range and rate of change given equations and graphs of sin and cos functions.

This includes a Google Slides presentation designed to introduce students to Inverse Functions! The slides are created to be used with the Pear Deck add on (install then free to use) which allows students to respond in real time to prompts on each slide. This product pairs with a 3 page companion note taking guide to help students get key ideas from each slide and provides extra practice problems! Together this lesson should be editable, customizable and interactive!

Group Activity! Designed for groups of 4! Students each get 1 of 4 linear scenarios, and each scenario has an independent and a team work section. Independently, students will identify their slope and y-intercept, write an equation to represent their scenario and then answer questions using their equation. Together in the group, students will graph all four equations and answer questions comparing slope , y-intercept and other key points. (8 page Google Doc)

This template is designed in Google Docs to be used for NC Math 3 Lesson plans. The template includes drop down menus for state standards, literacy, & technology integration. Additionally, you can quickly and easily indicate with check boxes accommodations, differentiation and modification strategies utilized on the lesson plan The lesson plan links to TWO different spreadsheets. The first one allows for detailed tracking of accommodations provided for students during testing. The second

This includes a Google Slides presentation designed to introduce students to Inverse Functions! The slides are created to be used with the Pear Deck add on (install then free to use) which allows students to respond in real time to prompts on each slide. This product pairs with a 3 page companion note taking guide to help students get key ideas from each slide and provides extra practice problems! Together this lesson should be editable, customizable and interactive!

Easy printable practice!! 16 questions total - one page printable practice. Students are given a graph and an equation from which to identify the amplitude, period, frequency, increasing or decreasing intervals, and calculate rate of change. Students are asked to graph the equation given. Quick way to assess student comprehension!

This 3 page Google Document is designed to go with its companion lesson- an interactive PearDeck lesson introducing Inverse Functions. These 3 pages include guided and structured notes, prompting students to respond to prompts and practice problems shown in the Google Slide lesson.

This printable practice sheet includes 8 rational functions. Print the first sheet only for only for on - level or for honors students and students will name the following for each function. vertical asymptotehorizontal asymptoteholesdomain Print the second sheet also, which includes an answer box with multiple choice solutions, to provide scaffolding for struggling learners. An answer key is provided on the third page! Used for NC Math 3 and any Rational Functions unit

A Google Slides activity for Polynomial Functions! A total of 9 slides - 6 problems, 3 instructional. Students work in small groups to draw the graph of the polynomial function described in the first 3 problems. In the last 3 problems, students work to write an equation for the polynomial graph or description given. Students evaluate other groups responses and help identify correct responses. Open the slides with free PearDeck add on for real time student response. Students can draw their g

Get a quick check on your students understanding! These 10 questions will check for understanding of: degrees and multiplicityFundamental Theorem of Algebradetermining imaginary rootsend behavior based on degree and leading coefficientAnswers included - self grading google form.

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