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How Does a Spring Scale Work?

In this lesson, teachers will use a spring to help students learn that the constant of proportionality between two proportional quantities is the unit rate of change.
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Soda Problem: Finding the relationship between Sodium and Sugar

The students will use nutrition label data of certain sodas to create and analyze a scatterplot of the amount of sodium versus the amount of sugar in various soft drinks. They will put the data into lists, create scatterplots, discuss correlations, acquire the line of best fit, and predict other...
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Mystery Point!

Students will discover the nature of the 'Mystery Point' in a triangle. The Mystery Point is a triangle center, constructed through algebraic and vector means, so students can not "un-hide" the construction to discover the center. The students will have to test various center constructions to dis...
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Growing Patterns

This lesson involves using pattern growth to construct functions.
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Solving Systems by Graphing

Explore moving a point to illustrate solving systems of linear equations graphically.
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Geyser Water Park

This activity deals with the slope-intercept (y=mx+b) formula. It is a good introductory lesson for using the formulas. It also includes setting up a chart and the students have to enter the data into the calculator and graph the results.
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Solving Systems by the Elimination Method

Use equivalent equations and the method of elimination to solve a system of equations.
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Investigation of Similar Rectangles

This activity shows how the ratios of perimeters and the ratios of areas of similar rectangles compare to the similarity ratios.
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Getting "A-Round" Area

This lesson involves using sectors of a circle to form a parallelogram and, from this shape, investigating the area formula for a circle.
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The Impossible Task

Students are given a manufacturing situation and asked to write and graph inequalities to represent it and find the solutions.
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Exploring Bivariate Data

This lesson involves investigating patterns of association in various sets of bivariate data.
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Glide Reflections

Explore using a translated figure to create a glide reflection.
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Quadratic Unit Activity #1: Graphing a Parabola

This is the first activity in a series on vertex form of a quadratic for algebra I. This introduces the 'squaring' function.
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Quadratic Unit Activity #2: What's the Equation? Quadratic Functions

This is the second activity for the Quadratic Unit. This activity allows students to use sliders to match various quadratic functions in vertex form.
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Quadratic Unit Activity #3: What's My Quad Equation 2

This is the third activity in the Quadratic Unit. Students are to find the equation for each graph. All equations are in vertex form.
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Hanging with the Incenter

In this activity, students will explore the angle bisector of the angles of a triangle. Students will discover that the angle bisectors are concurrent. The point of concurrency is the incenter. Students should discover the relationship between the type of triangle and the location of the point of...
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Dover Chase Activity

Students investigate where most wrecks occur at Dover by creating a bar graph given data in a table. Students will then use the graph to analyze the data and make predictions.
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Quadratic Unit Activity #7: Angry Birds

All the files in this unit are steps to the final activity-Angry Birds. Students are to find the values for a, b, and c in the vertex form of a quadratic function.
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Quadratic Unit Activity #8: Unit Test Part II

This part of the unit exam assesses student's ability to find the equations for quadratic graphs in vertex form.
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Equivalent or Not Equivalent?

Introduce the idea of equivalent expressions in the context of three critical operations.
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Finding Pi

Students discover that pi is the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter using manipulatives and the Nspire's data capture feature. This activity can be accomplished individually or in groups of 2 or 3.
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Pledge Plans: An Exploration of Linearity

A brief overlook of slope linearity and how it is applied to graphs and real life situations.
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Exploring Domain and Range

Explore visual representations of relations to determine their domain and range.
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Finding the Minimal Path to Put Out a Fire

A camper (at position A) must quickly put out a campfire (at position B). The river is represented by the horizontal line segment CD passing through point P. Where should point P be positioned on the river so that the camper will travel the shortest (minimal) path from point A, to the river at po...
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Exploring Expressions

Substitute values for variables and evaluate expressions.
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