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The graphic organizer/flow chart activity helps students explore and understand key features and multiple representations of linear functions. Students are able to convert from standard form to slope-intercept form, and use slope-intercept form to determine X & Y-intercepts, slope, parallel & perpendicular slopes, recognize transformations from the parent function, graph and create tables from functions. Works great as a warm-up, exit-ticket, individual assignment, or a whole-group activity.

A vocabulary scavenger hunt covering 30 different STAAR Algebra 1 content vocab words related to linear functions, quadratic functions, exponential functions, graphing, and key features! The scavenger hunt student recording sheet provides kid-friendly definitions to help them find the words that match the definitions and their examples (I provide examples, but you could also have kids create their own examples as well) places around the hallway or classroom walls. I recommend putting the vocab w

Blank graphic organizer set for FOIL method to multiply binomials. Includes 3 different versions of the organizer - each with whole page and 4 per page options, and a completed example of how to use. Can be used in interactive journals or used in dry erase pockets for students to reuse. The blank version can be used for student with Blank Graphic Organizer accommodations on the STAAR Algebra 1 test for Texas students (SPED and RTI eligible!). Very easy to use and works well with special educatio

The domain & range cheat sheet goes great with the blank domain and range graphic organizer. Helps students with writing domain and range in inequality notation from graphs. Works great for completed notes handout or for students to keep in journals or folders, or could be used as an anchor chart guide for students. Works very well with special education inclusion, resource, and response to intervention (RTI) students as a study sheet.

The domain & range graphic organizer works great for helping students write domain and range in inequality notation. The blank organizer version works great for STAAR testing once students get used to using the labeled version. Very helpful with special education inclusion, resource, and RTI (response-to-intervention) algebra students. Works very well when laminated or put in a pocket protector sheet for students to work on with dry-erase markers. Student-approved! Example of how to use it is