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7th grade graphing pdfs for staff and administrators
Welcome Back to School Bulletin Board Kit for Math Classroom Decorations
Welcome students with eye-catching math classroom decoration! This board will get students thinking about graphing and real world linear relationships in a fun way. Included are pennants to spell out “Welcome Back” and letters to spell out “Looking forward to a great year!” Four sets of linear functions are included. Each one has a story, an equation, a table of values, and a graph. This bulletin board would be perfect for a secondary math classroom or in a hallway. The math relates to math
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Math Bulletin Boards Bundle for All Year
Identifying Increasing and Decreasing Intervals - Quadratic Functions
This document is a "How to Guide" that offers step by step instructions on how to identify increasing and decreasing intervals of polynomial functions. It uses a quadratic example to get students started with the concept of a turning point, what that actually means, and how intervals relate to the domain, x-axis, and a visual of the number line.
This is a great reference for your algebra one, algebra two, and even pre-calc classes!
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Creating and Implementing Common Core Math Performance Tasks
Performance tasks are designed not only to demonstrate a student’s proficiency with mastery of math content, they also give us an indication of how he or she is using the eight mathematical practices.
How we effectively implement these tasks is critical to our success as math teachers. Finding and creating performance tasks can be easy using these simple guidelines.
Two performance tasks are included as examples with ideas for assessment as well.
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 9th
Cartesian Coordinates - Plotting a line given (x,y) coordinates - Q1 Only - FREE
Cartesian Coordinate practice - plotting a line (linear) given the equation and the plot - quadrant 1 only. Note: I used only Q1 and positive slopes, so the students would not confuse the process. Connect line after rectangular (x,y) coordinates have been plotted. Introductory lesson exposure. Good luck with your students. FREE. Blaine Helwig
Grades:
5th - 10th
Isometric Graph Paper (Blank) - 3D - FREE
FREE.
When I was teaching, I used to search the internet at the last minute at times because I did not have a sufficient number of isometric sheets for the 4th rotation. Hence, I saved resources like this...and printed them as I needed them.
Students from 4th grade and up should become competent in drawing in three dimensions - it just takes some practice and they are good to go.
rectilinear graphing...
I made this up using MS Word - and put it through a Image processor - GIMP.
Nothing spec
Grades:
4th - 12th
Cartesian Coordinates - Student plotting practice - Quadrant 1 only - FREE
Plotting Cartesian Coordinates - Quadrant 1 only. Simple plotting of (x, y) coordinates. See Teacher Cartesian Coordinates on this website for instructional hint. Best of luck with your students. Blaine Helwig
Grades:
4th - 10th
Cartesian Coordinates - Student Copies for Practice - Quadrant 1 only - FREE
Cartesian Coordinates - Student copies for practice - Quadrant 1 only. 4 per sheet to maximize instruction guided practice (or independent practice with multiple coordinates provided by teacher). Teacher modeling Cartesian Coordinate also available on this website. Best of luck with your students, Blaine Helwig
Grades:
4th - 10th
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