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This activity uses google slides to provide interactive practice with Independent and Dependent Variables. This activity can used as a teacher led lesson in a distance learning classroom, or for student practice in an asynchronous classroom. This lesson provides opportunities for students to identify the origin and, independent and dependent variables in 8 scenarios. The students match graphs with the appropriate scenario, and label the x and y axes. Students then compare similarities and differ

In this activity students convert 14 arithmetic sequences in explicit form to linear equation form using Google Sheets. This activity uses google sheets to display an 8-bit pixel image of the Nasa logo. The image is revealed as students convert the 14 arithmetic sequences into linear form. This activity is self checking. The area where the answers are entered will turn green for correct answers, and red for any incorrect answers. An answer key in the form of an image (.png) can be found here: A

In this activity, students match each graph and equation to the appropriate parent function. Parent Functions in this activity: LinearAbsolute ValueQuadraticSquare RootCubicCube RootExponentialLogarithmicRationalSineCosineTangent Includes: a pdf copy that is ready to be printed and given to your studentsan editable digital version where students copy and paste the graphs and equations onto the appropriate locations.an editable 'paper' version that is ready to be converted to a pdf and printed.a

This activity uses google slides to provide interactive practice with Independent and Dependent Variables. This activity can used as a teacher led lesson in a distance learning classroom, or as a solo activity in an asynchronous classroom. This activity provides students opportunities to identify whether relations are functions (using tables, graphs, mappings, equations, verbal descriptions, and ordered pairs). The last slide contains a sorting activity that can be used as an ending assignment/e

About this Activity: This activity uses google drawing. The activity uses two transparent boxes that are much larger than the activity area to separate the objects that students do not need to manipulate from the objects that students need to interact with. This activity is used near the beginning of algebra 1 to introduce functions. Students start by sorting the functions into any groups based on what they notice about the groups. After learning how to recognize functions from non-functions bas