This Color by Number activity has 10 practice problems that have students use a function graph to: evaluate functions for given values of xfind x given the value of the functionperform addition, subtraction, and multiplication using function valuesA full color answer key is provided. This is a great warm up, homework, or in-class practice activity. If you are interested in this activity, you might also be interested in these products of mine too! Function Notation Review GameFunction Notation SA
This bundle includes all of my function and function notation activities. These are great for collaborative group work at boards. Functions & Domain/Range Task CardsThis is a set of 20 task cards with graphs, tables, ordered pairs, and mapping diagrams. For each card, students are asked to determine if the relation is a function or not. The answer includes a brief description why when relations are NOT functions. Students are also asked to find the domain and range of the relations. Domains and
⭐ Sine & Cosine Function Applications – Stations + Editable Board Work Practice Real-World Trigonometric Modeling • Engaging Practice • Perfect for Precalculus or Advanced Algebra Bring real-world trigonometric modeling to life with this ready-to-use set of Sine and Cosine Applications Stations paired with a Board Work Practice / Worksheet for structured student work. Students explore amplitude, midline, maximums, minimums, period, and frequency of sinusoidal models through real-life context
📊 Two-Way Tables & Segmented Bar Charts: 20 Collaborative Stations 📊 Transform your statistics lesson into an active, collaborative experience! This resource features 20 task stations designed to help students master categorical data analysis. Students will move from interpreting two-way frequency tables to calculating relative frequencies and finally constructing segmented bar charts. This format is specifically optimized for vertical non-permanent surfaces (VNPS) or small group collabor
Vertex Form Transformations Graphic OrganizerThis is a graphic organizer for students to write down how the values of a, h, and k impact the graph of a quadratic. I use this as a discovery activity with a geogebra graph too. Thin Sliced Quadratic Graph 1 3 5 Pattern DiscoveryThis activity walks students through a discovery of the 1 3 5 pattern that occurs in quadratic graphs. I used this immediately after discussing the features of quadratic graphs BEFORE they learn how to graph them by finding
This is a set of 20 task cards with graphs, tables, ordered pairs, and mapping diagrams. For each card, students are asked to determine if the relation is a function or not. The answer includes a brief description why when relations are NOT functions. Students are also asked to find the domain and range of the relations. Domains and ranges for discrete relations are given in set notation on the answer key. There are 3 graphs that are continuous. Those domain and ranges are provided in both inter
Features of Function Graphs — 4 Full-Page Practice Problems (Interval & Inequality Notation Versions!)Give your students clear, structured practice analyzing continuous function graphs with this set of 4 full-page problems—perfect for vertical whiteboards, collaborative group work, or traditional worksheet use. Each problem asks students to identify essential graph features, including x- and y-intercepts, maximums, minimums, domain, range, increasing & decreasing intervals, and end behavio
This is a graphic organizer for students to write down how the values of a, h, and k impact the graph of a quadratic. I use this as a discovery activity with a geogebra graph too. If you like you, you may also be interested in some of my other materials: Quadratic Graph 1 3 5 Pattern DiscoveryGraphing Vertex Form StationsGraphing Standard Form Stations