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9th grade graphing resources for SMART Notebook
How I Teach Relating Graphs To Events
This is a 25 page Smartboard file describing how to graph situation on a coordinate graph according to different events. The lesson describes what situations make a line go up, go down, or stay horizontal. Sometimes the students have to graph the situation and sometimes the students have to write a story that matches a given graph. I also have a worksheet that goes with this.
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6th - 9th
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Blank Coordinate Grid
Blank Coordinate grid with all quadrants labeled -10 to 10. Grid is locked in place, though it can be edited. Great for lessons with transformations, or for student who have trouble locating points on a coordinate grid. **Smart Notebook File**Looking for a Google Version? Check out my Google Slides Coordinate Plane for Interactive Notebooks!
Smartboard Lesson: Histogram Creation
Smartboard Lesson on How to Create a Histogram by Miss Middle School Teacher
Learning Target: Students will be able to analyze and display data in various ways.
I Can: create and analyze a histogram.
This is a 21 slide lesson introducing students to graphing and graph analysis. The following components are covered in this lesson:
1) What is a histogram?
2) What is the purpose of a histogram?
3) How do I make a histogram? (this takes students through histogram creation using a step-by-step ap
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5th - 10th
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Lines and Slope Jeopardy Review Game
This Jeopardy Smartboard game assesses the following skills
- types of lines (vertical, horizontal, positive and negative slope) and their equation formats
- calculating slope given two points
- finding x and y intercepts
- determining whether or not a point is on a line
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While the PARCC assesses many of the mathematical practice standards, I aim to create many problems and activities that require students to apply the skills outlined in the performance level descriptors. I b
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How I Teach Discrete or Continuous Graphs
This is a 33 page Smartboard file explaining the difference between Discrete and Continuous. Students learn that Discrete data is counted and that Continuous data is measured. Students practice by seeing short situations and by looking at the coordinate plane. There are many examples with answers.
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7th - 10th
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8th Grade Math Teachers Edition Smartboard Bundle
Have you ever wished you could have a teachers edition book on the Smartboard? Now you can! I have created a 277 page Smartboard Lesson that basically puts your teachers edition book on the wall. This file contains practice for Pythagorean Theorem, Nets, 3D Shapes, Algebraic Expressions, and much more. The layout has been designed similar to a smartphone where the homepage acts like a navigational tool to take you to the specific skills you desire. You can be redirected to the homepage from anyw
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6th - 10th, Staff
Smartboard Lesson: Circle Graph Creation
Smartboard Lesson on How to Create a Circle Graph by Miss Middle School Teacher
Learning Target: Students will be able to analyze and display data in various ways.
I Can: create and analyze a circle graph.
This is a 24 slide lesson introducing students to graphing and graph analysis. The following components are covered in this lesson:
1) What is a circle graph?
2) What is the purpose of a circle graph?
3) How do I make a circle graph? (this takes students through circle graph creation using
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5th - 10th
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Slope and Y-Intercept Jeopardy
Divide your class into teams and let them compete as they review the concepts of linear equations! This interactive Smart Notebook file has 5 categories with 5 questions per category. The questions ask students to find the slope and y-intercept of linear equations given equations, tables, graphs, word problems or to construct a graph given an equation. All questions have the answer hidden on the slide to make checking answers or revealing work to the class quick and easy! Sit back and relax
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Grades:
7th - 9th
How I Teach Slope Part 2
This is a 40 page Smartboard lesson covering slope. This lesson picks up where part 1 leaves off. The student learns to use rise over run to build answers according to a graphed line. The first several answers already have 2 points plotted for the students. The lesson then progresses to where the students have to plot 2 points on their own. the points are off to the side and the teacher can have students come up to the board for some interaction. All pages include answers.
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7th - 10th
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How I Teach Functions (Vertical Line Test)
This is a 27 page Smartboard file explaining how to determine if a relationship (graph) is a function or not. I explain the process and then have several interactive pages where the students or teacher can drag across a pencil to prove their answer. All of those pages include answers. At the end of the lesson the students get to come to the board and make their own graphs.
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8th - 10th
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Smartboard Lesson: Box and Whisker Plot Creation
Smartboard Lesson on How to Create a Box and Whisker Plot by Miss Middle School Teacher
Learning Target: Students will be able to analyze and display data in various ways.
I Can: create and analyze a box and whisker plot.
This is a 22 slide lesson introducing students to graphing and graph analysis. The following components are covered in this lesson:
1) What is a box and whisker plot?
2) What is the purpose of a box and whisker plot?
3) How do I make a box and whisker plot? (this takes stud
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5th - 10th
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How I Teach Linear and Nonlinear Functions
This is a 33 page Smartboard lesson explaining how to identify functions as linear and nonlinear. Students see 3 different types of functions. Functions as equations, functions graphically, and functions in a table. All have various types and styles and all examples have answers.
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7th - 10th
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How I Teach Slope Part 4
This is a 48 page Smartboard lesson on how to graph linear equations. All types of linear equations are explained here. There are slopes that are fractions and slopes that are whole numbers. Sometimes the y intercept is missing and other times there is zero slope. There are plenty examples to work with and all contain the answer. Students have a graph and a dot so that they are able to plot a couple of points and then connect them to graph the linear equation.
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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How I Teach Writing Inequalities
This is a 31 page Smartboard file teaching students how to write inequalities. The lesson begins with a review of the inequality symbols and what they mean. The lesson progresses into how to look at a graph and write an inequality that matches it. There are plenty of practice pages that include answers.
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7th - 10th
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SmartBoard Lesson on Graphing Linear Inequalities
This is an Algebra lesson for the SmartBoard on graphing linear inequalities and systems of linear inequalities. This Notebook file starts with reviewing the inequality symbols and how to graph an inequality on the number line. It then moves on to the definition of a linear inequality and how to graph one on the coordinate plane. The steps to follow are clearly identified and several example problems are provided. The second half of this lesson gives problems about solving systems of linear ineq
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Slope (Graphing Linear Equations) for Smartboard
This is a 25 page Smartboard lesson teaching how to graph linear equations on the coordinate plane. Each page contains a graph for the student to use and a push button to reveal the correct answer. Students will plot 2 points and connect them before checking to see if they got the line drawn correctly.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Smartboard Lesson: Line Graph Creation
Smartboard Lesson on How to Create a Line Graph by Miss Middle School Teacher
Learning Target: Students will be able to analyze and display data in various ways.
I Can: create and analyze a line graph.
This is a 24 slide lesson introducing students to graphing and graph analysis. The following components are covered in this lesson:
1) What is a line graph?
2) What is the purpose of a line graph?
3) How do I make a line graph? (this takes students through line graph creation using a step-by-s
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5th - 10th
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How I Teach Solving & Graphing Compound Inequalities
This is a 41 page Smartboard lesson on how to solve and then graph compound inequalities. The lesson guides you step by step how to solve and graph the "and" type and the "or" type. Plenty of explanation along with an abundance of practice. All practice pages include answers.
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8th - 11th, Higher Education
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How I Teach Graphing and Writing Linear Inequalities
This is a 28 page Smartboard lesson explaining how to graph and write linear inequalities. The lesson includes step by step instruction along with multiple pages of practice. The practice pages also include the answers.
Grades:
8th - 10th, Higher Education
How I Teach Scatter Plots (Line of Best Fit)
This is a 30 page Smartboard file over scatter plots. The lesson describes positive, negative, and no correlation. Students have plenty of practice looking at graphs of ordered pairs and trying to determine the line of best fit. Each practice page includes answers.
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7th - 10th
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Smartboard Lesson: Frequency Table Creation
Smartboard Lesson on How to Create a Frequency Table by Miss Middle School Teacher
Learning Target: Students will be able to analyze and display data in various ways.
I Can: create and analyze a frequency table.
This is a 23 slide lesson introducing students to graphing and graph analysis. The following components are covered in this lesson:
1) What is a frequency table?
2) What is the purpose of a frequency table?
3) How do I make a frequency table? (this takes students through frequency ta
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5th - 10th
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Systems of Equations Jeopardy
Divide the class into teams and let them compete against each other as they solve systems of equations in 2 variables! This interactive Smart Notebook has 5 categories with 4 questions per category. The categories are solving systems of equations by graphing, substitution, elimination, solving word problems using systems and determining the number of solutions. Each question has the answer and work hidden on the slide for you to allow you to quickly and easily reveal the answer to your studen
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8th - 9th
How I Teach Set Theory (Unions, Intersections, and Complements)
This is a 55 page Smartboard file over Set Theory. The 3 topics I'm focusing on are Union, Intersections, and Complements while reading a Venn Diagram. The lesson gives easy to understand definitions along with visuals. There are 2 and 3 circle diagrams. Sometimes students look at the diagram and read it and other times students look at and answer and write the set theory that matches what the graph is showing. There are plenty examples with answers.
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7th - 10th
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Smartboard Lesson: Stem and Leaf Plot Creation
Smartboard Lesson on How to Create a Stem and Leaf Plot by Miss Middle School Teacher
Learning Target: Students will be able to analyze and display data in various ways.
I Can: create and analyze a stem and leaf plot.
This is an 18 slide lesson introducing students to graphing and graph analysis. The following components are covered in this lesson:
1) What is a stem and leaf plot?
2) What is the purpose of a stem and leaf plot?
3) How do I make a stem and leaf plot? (this takes students thro
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5th - 10th
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