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11th grade numbers resources for ActiveInspire Flipchart
Angry Birds Distributive Property Project
I used this as an example to show my students how the distributive property works. Then they used a piece of copy paper to make their own example.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Functions
Teaching function notation F(x), input and output machine. Drag an input into the animated machine, and drag an output out! Have students find an equation of the output when you put "x" into the machine. The output can be found hidden in the machine (move curser over the blue gear and drag the hidden object out). the "Input" objects are also layered in certain fashion so that you can visually put something into "F(___)" (For example, drag a 2 so that it is in between the parenthesis of "F(___)"
Grades:
8th - 12th
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