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This is a worksheet with 15 practice problems. The first 12 problems require students to explain the transformations or graph shifts from f(x). This is general, and no specific parent functions are discussed. This will allow students to understand that the same shifts occur on each type of function. The last 3 problems require students to graph the quadratic parent function and a transformation.

This is a basic quiz for translations and reflections. It has 10 questions and a bonus. There are two versions of the quiz to use if needed. I use this for a quick formative assessment after translations and reflections - before moving on to rotations. Students must draw the figures that are translated and rotated, they must translate words to notations, and find the rule given a pre-image and an image.

This is an introduction to basic End Behavior of functions. This does not go into detail with even or odd functions. The definition of end behavior is given and explained. It has 3 examples for students to complete. I made it two pages so you can print it 2-to a page for Interactive math notebooks.

I use this graphic organizer to demonstrate the transformation rules for functions. I chose 3 parent functions: Quadratic, Absolute Value and Exponential. This is great for interactive notebooks as it gives the general rule and examples.

This is an excellent way to practice key features and graph transformations of exponential functions. Students will practice: a. Horizontal, vertical and reflection transformations b. Domain and range c. Equations of horizontal asymptotes d. End behavior e x and y- intercepts (For the x-intercepts, we are estimating (not using Logs to solve). f. Graphing the parent function and the transformed function You can have students work all 12 problems or differentiate by choosing the problems for t