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Students will perform the following operations on functions: AdditionSubtractionMultiplicationDivision (with restrictions on the domain)Composition of functionsThere are 4 different sets of 6 cards using 3 functions to perform operations on with a total of 24 cards.

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Guided notes for operations with functions including: AddingSubtractingMultiplyingDividingCompositionA homework assignment and keys for both the notes and the homework are included. Check out my Operations with Functions task cards to give your students extra practice!

Change up the practice in your classroom with speed dating! I normally do this activity in the spirit of Valentine's day but it can be done at any point in the year. Students will each have a "master card" that they are responsible for being able to solve and explain to their peers. Each student will sit across from another and will trade cards, solve, and then switch back when they are finished. Students ask one another for help before asking the teacher, encouraging math talk. Students rotate

Get your students out of their seats and moving around with this self-checking scavenger hunt! Students will identify parent functions and transformations from given equations as well as write an equation given transformations made to a parent function. There are 16 problems total. The functions included are linear, quadratic, cubic, absolute value, and square root.

This google form has 15 questions requiring students to identify what function family the function belongs to and has students select the equations that represents the given transformations. The included functions are linear, quadratic, cubic, square root, and absolute value. This would be a great homework assignment, quiz, or practice at the beginning of the unit. Check out my FREE transformation notes too!

These notes cover the definition of a parent function, identify the parent functions and their graphs, and generalize how a, h, and k values transform any function. The functions covered are linear, quadratic, cubic, absolute value, and square root functions. Transformations are identified from a written function and equations are written from given characteristics of a transformed function. Check out my Transformations of Parent Functions Scavenger Hunt too!