In this activity, students will use the Transformation Application to change the values of parameters in trigonometric functions and to determine the effect that each change has on the shape of the graph. Students will then use this knowledge to write equations for sine and cosine functions.

In this activity, students will determine the type of function modeled by the height of a capsule on the London Eye observation wheel.

In this lesson, students take the classic optimization box problem and uses multiple mathematical representations to maximize the volume of the box.

Give students a straightforward, step-by-step guide on graphing linear inequalities and how to find solutions.

This versatile activity set includes a printable scavenger hunt, a Google Slides review, and practice sheets.

Combine movement and mystery while graphing transformation and piecewise functions.

Practice inequalities and graphing as students color in a hidden image, revealed with math!