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Free high school algebra resources for GATE
Characteristics of Quadratics-3 Forms of Equations (Standard, Vertex, Factored)
Comparison activities increase the potential for student achievement and incorporate critical thinking. In this activity students are finding four key characteristics of parabolas from three different equations. Each equation is written in a different format, factored form, vertex form, and general form. As students are identifying the characteristics they are analyzing the structure of the form of the equation and interpreting key elements.
This activity works well as practice or as forma
Grades:
7th - 10th
Types:
CCSS:
Scatterplot Project Using Real Data
Students are asked to find an example of time-series data in which the dependent variable (y) varies linearly with time (X). The data should have a strong positive or negative correlation. Students will be asked to:
Make a scatter plot of the data.
Use a straight edge to draw a line of best fit.
Find the equation of the line where they must show work for how they determined this.
Use their equation to predict the value of the variable in 2012 and 2018.
A very detailed rubric is provided. 1
Solving Equations: 3 LEVEL CHALLENGE (Minimal Prep Time)
This is a FREE slide you can download to display to your students during this activity. Challenge your students to work through one-step, two-step, multi-step equations- this is a fun way to review OR practice solving equations. Worksheets are NOT provided but can easily be found on the internet- that way you can select equations suitable for your students. I recommend MathWorkSheets4kids.com, they provide answer keys for their worksheets. More fun ideas, games, and printables in my store!
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 10th
Types:
CCSS:
Seeing Stars - Drawing Star Polygons
Drawing star polygons to learn about geometry concepts, multiples/divisors, and factoring.
Grades:
3rd - 9th
Types:
Sum Permutation
An introduction to basis permutations. Race cars with colors and numbers are used to introduce the concepts. 2 work pages start with a basic permutation. 2 more pages are bit more complex. The last work page is harder but the students are guided through it. A great magic effect ties it all together at the end.
Subjects:
Grades:
7th - 11th
Types:
FAQ Algebra
Teachers frequently get questions from students who are very astute or just curious. A math question that seems simple may have a difficult answer or the answer may connect in unexpected ways to other ideas. This text aims to address commonly asked questions about the algebra curriculum that require expert knowledge to answer.Questions addressed:I don't understand the "machine" analogy for functions.Why does a function have to pass the vertical line test?How is a sequence different from a f
Subjects:
Grades:
9th - 12th
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