File for the Post: Relations and Functions Card Sort
First, students went over this graphic organizer with four practice problems to review relations and functions.
After students reviewed relations and functions, they independently completed the following cut and paste activity. If you read my blog, then you know all about my love for card sorts!
Students had to match up the correct table, graph, map, and ordered pairs together and determine if the relation was a function. If you download the activity, then you will notice that there is a separate document that does not require cutting (if you do not have the time).
Sorry for the short and sweet post, I just had several teachers ask for the cut and pasted document.
wOW!! tHANK YOU THIS IS AMAZING! I am teaching struggling learners and ESE and I this is so helpful!!! I can't thank you enough!
ReplyDeleteThe link for your graphic organizer is not working. Any chance you could email the document?
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DeleteHi Erica,
DeleteCould you please email me the graphic organizer as well. chelleyh@gmail.com
Just fixed the link. :)
Deletehi, can you please reupload the first file (graphic organizer) because the link is no more working. Thank you for all the sharings
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ReplyDeleteDo you mind emailing/sending the graphic organizer? mnrssu@gmail.com
Thanks in advance!
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DeleteHi! Thank you for keeping this blog. I learn so much from you. I could not open the graphic organizer. Could you please email it to me? nicole.bloom@grantmagnet.net THANK YOU!!
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DeleteHi! Thank you for keeping this blog. I learn so much from you. I could not open the graphic organizer. Could you please email it to me? nicole.bloom@grantmagnet.net THANK YOU!!
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DeleteHi. I absolutely love your blog. Do you mind send the link of the graphic organizer for function and relation? The link currently is not working. Thank you so much! The email is: ziya.ogron@robeson.k12.nc.us.
ReplyDeleteI'm also interested in having a copy of the graphic organizer for reviewing functions. Could you e-mail me a copy of it please? crowellk@platteco.k12.mo.us
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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DeleteI'm also interested in the graphic organizer for reviewing functions. Could you e-mail me a copy of it please? slistenbee@sdb.k12.wi.us
ReplyDeleteWonderful resource! Could I also have a copy of the graphic organizer? Thanks!
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DeleteCould you please send me the graphic organizer as well. The link is not working for me. shannongodo@yahoo.com
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DeleteDitto on the link not working. Can you share it with me?
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DeleteThanks so much for this amazing resource! It is fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks this is great! Using with my 8th grade math students! Love the support provided in the tables for the card sort...great for my SPED students. (FYI...in the review answer key, the table does not have a repeating x-coordinate value therefore it is a function. BUT who cares...because you saved me a lot of time having to create an activity time! LOVE!)
ReplyDeleteOn the first poster in the bottom left corner picture, I believe it is a function because the x doesn't repeat, only the y does. This means it is a horizontal line at -1.
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