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Introduction to Coordinates - Video3 This is our third video and it covers coordinates. The video is meant to be used as an introduction or review video. It introduces coordinates and graphing, and how it is used in the real world. Use the handout as an additional resource for students while they watch the video. NOTE: The video link below will take you to VIMEO. It is a website where the video is being hosted.   Video      Introduction to Coordinates Worksheet     Preview Print Answers

Graphing Equalities and Inequalities Level 1 This one page worksheet has students graph basic equalities and inequalities on number lines. Student misunderstanding: When to use a filled or hollow circle. If an inequality is equal to the number than the circle has to be filled and if it's only greater than or less than it needs to be hollow. Preview Print Answers

Input - Output Tables These one page worksheets cover input-output tables. Students need to find the rules and complete the tables. Input-output tables help students recognize patterns and build a relationship between lines and equations. There is a different worksheet for each level. Level 1     Preview Print Answers Level 2     Preview Print Answers Level 3     Preview Print Answers

Graphing Linear Equations These one page worksheets cover graphing linear equations. Students find points for each equation and graph the line on the given grid. There is a different worksheet for each level. Key concept: Equations can describe real world objects like simple lines. Level 1     Preview Print Answers Level 2     Preview Print Answers Level 3     Preview Print Answers

Graphing / Coordinate Plane - A This one page worksheet is on plotting ordered pairs. Students graph and connect the points to create a picture. Student misunderstanding: Which number is the x-axis and which one is the y-axis? Have to go into the elevator before you can go up or down, or have to move the ladder before you climb it. So the first number is the x-axis (number going across). Preview Print Answers

Graphing / Coordinate Plane - B This one page worksheet is on plotting ordered pairs. Students graph and connect the points to create a picture. Student misunderstanding: Where is the origin? The origin is where the x-axis and y-axis cross. It is also where the zero goes for both axes. Preview Print Answers

Graphing / Coordinate Plane - C This one page worksheet is on plotting ordered pairs. Students graph and connect the points to create a picture. Student misunderstanding: Which number is the x-axis and which one is the y-axis? Have to go into the elevator before you can go up or down, or have to move the ladder before you climb it. So the first number is the x-axis (number going across). Preview Print Answers

Graphing / Coordinate Plane - D This one page worksheet is on plotting ordered pairs. Students graph and connect the points to create a picture. Student misunderstanding: Where is the origin? The origin is where the x-axis and y-axis cross. It is also where the zero goes for both axes. Preview Print Answers

Graphing / Coordinate Plane - E This one page worksheet is on plotting ordered pairs. Students graph and connect the points to create a picture. Student misunderstanding: Which number is the x-axis and which one is the y-axis? Have to go into the elevator before you can go up or down, or have to move the ladder before you climb it. So the first number is the x-axis (number going across). Preview Print Answers

Battleship - All Levels BATTLESHIP! Just like the original game, kids try and sink each other's ships by calling out coordinates. Key concept: Help practice the coordinate system and remember that the horizontal axis comes before the vertical axis. (letters, numbers)    Print (numbers, numbers)    Print

Circle Graphs - Level 2 This one page worksheet covers circle graphs / pie charts. It includes two graphs which students need to answer questions about. One uses numbers to describe the group and the other uses percents. Key concept: Circle graphs / pie charts represent 100%, and can be used to better visualize an entire group. Preview Print Answers

Finding the Slope from Two Points These one page, help pages introduce the slope of a line and how to calculate the slope from two points. Student misunderstanding: What goes on top? The ratio is rise-over-run or the change in y over the change in x. Level 1     Preview Print Answers Level 2     Preview Print Answers Level 3     Preview Print Answers