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Page 1: High School M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes 1.Begin with understanding of a function
Page 2: High School M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes 1.Begin with understanding of a function

High School

M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes

1. Begin with understanding of a function.

2. Identify the (x,y) 3. Use Jump Frog Jump Activity

Page 3: High School M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes 1.Begin with understanding of a function

Identify the coordinates of the points

Page 4: High School M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes 1.Begin with understanding of a function

x y-1012

Use a table of values y = x - 2

-3-2-10

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x y-2 8-1 50 21 -12 -4

x

y

23 yx

Page 6: High School M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes 1.Begin with understanding of a function

Jump Frog Jump

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Slope • It will be helpful to reference 8.F.3

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23 xy

x

y

bmxy b

beginm

move

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High School…M-HS.5 Solve linear equations and inequalities in one variable

1. Know the difference between an equation and inequality.

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Concrete932 x

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Representational932 x

3x

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Abstract932 x33 62 x

2

3x

2

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Distributive Cards

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Equation vs. Inequality

Equation =Inequality <, >, <, >

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Inequalities

Page 16: High School M-HS.4 When given equations using two or more variables, graph their relationship on a coordinate axes 1.Begin with understanding of a function

X + 6 >31. Subtract 6 from both sides of the equation.

X + 6 – 6 > 3 – 6

12 – 3x > 6

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Geometry• M-HS.6 (G-MG.1) Use geometric shapes and their properties

to describe objects.

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High SchoolM-HS.6 Use geometric shapes and their properties to describe objects

What shapes do you see?

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• Bring in objects from the house and describe using attributes of 2D shapes and 3D solids.

• Do the same with pictures in magazines or objects around school and the community.

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Can you find a…

rectangle

semicircle pentagon

triangle

How many rectangles can you find in the dog house?

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• From Quantiles.com• Quantiles has many

good activities for the 3 HS standards

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Task Analysis

Work together and pick one standard to

task analyze.

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To Get Resources

1. www.bigeastcoop.org2. Click on complex needs3. Click on Alternate Assessment Spring 2012

[email protected]

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