Graphing+Linear+Equations

=Unit 7: Graphing Linear Equations =

and included subtopics || **Standards** || **Time Frame** || · Graph linear equations · Identify Slope & y-intercept · Represent relationship graphically (ft. vs in., speed, quantity) · Graph y=nx2 and y=nx3 || AF 3.3 Graph linear functions, noting the vertical change per unit of horizontal change is always the same and know that the ratio is the slope. AF 3.4 Plot the values of quantities whose ratios are always the same. Fit a line to the plot and understand that the slope of the line equals the ratio. AF 1.5, AF 3.1 || 4 weeks || Student Friendly Version
 * **Topic**
 * **Unit 7:** Graphing Equations

=SMART Notebook Lessons= = = =Lessons= = = = = =Tutorials= =Power Points= Graphing Linear Functions Introduction to Slope =Videos= =Games=
 * [[file:Graphing Unit.notebook]]
 * [|Math Warehouse] -a good tutorial and some practice problems relating to graphing linear equations
 * Rap: Slope-Intercept form
 * Slope Song
 * [|Slope Hangman]
 * [|Slope Jeopardy]
 * [|Calculate the slope CONCENTRATION]
 * [|Calculate the slope MATCHING]
 * [|Find the slope -]Rags to Riches: Answer questions in a quest for fame and fortune
 * [|Find the slope]
 * [|Slope Slider]
 * [|Function Flyer]
 * [|Graphing by using slope intercept form]Excellent Practice!
 * [|Undefined or Zero slope?]
 * [|x and y intercepts]
 * [|Write the equation in slope intercept form]
 * [|Express in slope intercept form]
 * [|Calculate the x and y intercepts]
 * [|Fishing for points on a line]
 * [|Linear Lines. Slopes. Intercepts.]
 * [|Point Slope Form Jeopardy]
 * [|Graphing Jeopardy]
 * [|x= y= Hangman]
 * [|Zero slope and Undefined equations.]
 * [|Graphs and Linear Equations]
 * [|Graph Sketcher]
 * [|6-6 parallel and perpendicular lines]
 * [|Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Patterns Game]

Practice
 * [|Algebra vs. The Cockroaches!] Very funny, but difficult.
 * [|Ambleweb Function Machine] Before you start, draw a T-Chart and fill in the x (input) and y (output). Can you discover the rule? Start with the simple Single Step Operations, the move on to the Two Step Operations. when you feel confident, click on RANDOM!
 * Algebra I Exercises: Writing Equations into y = mx + b Form Given Slope and Y-Intercept