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This resource is a great way to help your students simplify what happens when figures are dilated on the coordinate plane. By using the color coded version, students can visually see what is happening during a dilation. Use this as a supplemental resource, review, or even as a base set of notes. My students really thought this was a helpful tool!

This resource is a great way to help your students simplify what happens when figures are rotated on the coordinate plane. By using the color coded version, students can visually see there are 3 things that can happen during a rotation. Use this as a supplemental resource, review, or even as a base set of notes. My students really thought this was a helpful tool!

Use this giant periodic table in your classroom as a great resource for students learning chemistry! It can add some color to your room while providing students something to help them during class.

This resource is a great way to help your students simplify what happens when figures are rotated, reflected, translated, and dilated on the coordinate plane. By using the color coded versions, students can visually see what is happening during the transformations. Use this as a supplemental resource, review, or even as a base set of notes. My students really thought this was a helpful tool! This includes: - Dilations Cheat Sheet - Rotations Cheat Sheet - Reflections Cheat Sheet - Translations C

This resource is a great way to help your students simplify what happens when figures are reflected on the coordinate plane. By using the color coded version, students can visually see different sections within this topic. Use this as a supplemental resource, review, or even as a base set of notes. My students really thought this was a helpful tool!

Systems of Equations is a difficult topic for all students. These notes are simple to keep information presented very straightforward. It includes 3 example practice problems for graphing systems of equations. I use these notes as the introduction to solving systems by graphing. There is a digital copy available as well for virtual students!

This resource is a great way to help your students simplify what happens when figures are translated on the coordinate plane. By using the color coded version, students can visually see there are different things happening in a translation. Use this as a supplemental resource, review, or even as a base set of notes. My students really thought this was a helpful tool!