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7th grade graphing scaffolded notes for Easel
Systems of Inequalities Notes & Practice
This is a double-sided page with 2 examples on the front for notes/instruction and then the rest provides the student with practice over Graphing Systems of Linear Inequalities. There are 6 practice questions total. Since graphing systems of inequalities is a difficult skill for most students, I have scaffolded the problems so that some of the work is done for them. For example, on questions 1 & 2, the lines are drawn in but they have to figure out where to shade. On questions 3 & 4, one
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7th - 11th
Graphing Lines Notes & Practice (3 Ways)
This is a double-sided worksheet that shows the student 3 ways to graph a line: by making a table of values, by using the slope and y-intercept, and by using the intercepts. There are 2 examples on the front of each type and then two more examples where they can pick which method they prefer. The back has 8 additional practice problems. Key included.This product is also sold in my Graphing Lines Mini-Bundle.Need more resources involving Linear Functions, Slope, Graphing Lines, etc? Check out my
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6th - 12th
The Constant of Proportionality from Graphs - Guided Notes
These guided notes help students to find the constant of proportionality from graphs as well as translate between formats (equations, tables and graphs). These notes focus on the following skills: Finding the constant of proportionality in graphs Writing an equation from a graph Translating between graphs, equations and tables. What's included: 1 page of guided notes (printable) 1 page of guided notes (digital version on Google Slides) **Note: You will have to first make a copy and then distribu
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7th - 8th
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Guided Notes: Comparing the Constants of Proportionality
These guided notes help students to compare constants of proportionality primarily from graphs.These notes focus on the following skills:Determining the largest/smallest constant of proportionality from looking at a line's steepness Finding the constant of proportionality in graphs, equations and tables Answering questions about a graph (such as which is faster or slower) What's included:1 page of guided notes (printable)1 page of guided notes (digital version on Google Slides) **Note: You will
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6th - 8th
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Geometric Reflections: No-Prep Notes
Geometric Translations: No-Prep NotesThis no-prep resource is a great way to introduce students to reflections for the first time! Included is a three-panel printable of scaffolded notes and examples, perfect for a guided lesson on geometric reflections, as well as a teacher guide and set of completed notes. The student printable is formatted with the intended use in an interactive composition toolkit/notebook, where the page is folded in half and glued in to the notebook, however it can be easi
Grades:
6th - 12th
Geometric Translations: No-Prep Notes
Geometric Translations: No-Prep NotesThis no-prep resource is a great way to introduce students to translations for the first time! Included is a three-panel printable of scaffolded notes and examples, perfect for a guided lesson on geometric translations, as well as a teacher guide and set of completed notes. The student printable is formatted with the intended use in an interactive composition toolkit/notebook, however it can be easily used regardless of whether you are building on of these in
Grades:
6th - 12th
Systems of Equations Notes and Worksheet
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!
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7th - 12th
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