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10-27-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. -Homework P54+1/2/9/10.
2. -Supplemental Test..
3. =Page 52 Problem 4.2 all...

OBJECTIVE: •To understand the relationship between rate, time, and distance[3.1.2] •To represent information regarding rates in tables and graphs and to use tables and graphs to compare rates[4.3.1][1.4.3] •To search for patterns of predictable change[1.5.1][3.2.1] •To learn to express in words and symbols situations that change in predictable ways[3.3.1][4.3.1] ACTIVITIES: Correct the supplemental test. Do page 53 problem 4.3 with a partner. NOTES: HOMEWORK: P55 3-7

10-28-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. -Homework P_55 3-7......

OBJECTIVE: See 10-27 above. ACTIVITIES: Distribute page 79 and 80 for the unit test. This will be a take-home with complete sentence answers required.Include the vocabulary section as a second part. Start in class, Will be due 10-30 NOTES: HOMEWORK: P60 #2 - complete answer

10-29-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. -Homework Page 60 #2.......

OBJECTIVE: •To use a rule to generate a table or graph on paper.[1.4.5][1.5.2][4.3.1]• To use a graphing calculator to compare the tables and graphs of various rules; in particular, to decide whether a given rule defines a straight-line (linear) function by examining graphs. ACTIVITIES: Introduction to 4 quadrant graphing and creating data tables. Students will practice with creating tables using calculators and graphing results. NOTES: Distribute Progress Report #4. Might have to review operations with integers (as a calculator option) HOMEWORK: Unit Test + Vocabulary

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10-30-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. =Progress Report #4...
2. -Unit Test + Vocababulary (Portfolio).

OBJECTIVE: See 10-30 above. ACTIVITIES: Warm-Up: Plot 2x+4 with a table from -3 to +3. Correct the unit test and collect the Vocabulary portion( this is aPortfolio activity). Continue modelled practice of determining graphs from generated tables. NOTES: HOMEWORK:

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10-31-2003 Bring your calculator! Bring your ruler! Bring your graph paper!
1. .................

OBJECTIVE: See 10-30 above. ACTIVITIES: Introduction to using the graphing program on the classroom computers. Time permitting, we will use WinPlot and maybe a spreadsheet aPages lication if available. This lesson will be a combination of 5.2 and 5.3 NOTES: This will probably cover a 3 day span to ensure computer access for all students. Start on Plot books. NOTES: Need a schedule. HOMEWORK:

Investigation 5.1 - Graphing

Experiment with graphing and the following equations. Graph one set of equations at a time. Graph sets 1 and 4 with paper and pencil; Graph sets 2 and 3 using a computer program. For each set, two of the graphs will be similar in some way, and one of the graphs will be different. Answer questions A and B for each set.

	Setl:	y=3x-4		y=x2		y=3x+2
	Set2:	y=5		y=3x		y=lx
	Set3:	y=2x+3		y=2x-5		y=0.5x+2
	Set4:	y=2x		y=2+x		y=x+5
  • A
    1. Which two equations in the set have graphs that are similar?
    2. In what ways are the two graphs similar?
    3. In what ways are the equations for the two graphs similar?
  • B
    1. Which equation in the set has a graph that is different from the graphs of the other equations?
    2. In what way is the graph different from the other graphs?
    3. In what way is the equation different from the other equations?
  1. Graph paper side 1 = set one graphs (3 on one grid)
  2. Graph Paper side 2 = set four graphs (3 on one grid)
  3. Graph Paper side 4 = set 3 traced graphs on one grid
  4. Graph paper side 4 = set 4 traced graphs on one grid
  5. Notepaper side 1 = 6 xy tables for sets 1 and 4
  6. Notepaper side 2 = 6 xy tables copied from WinPlot
  7. Notepaper side 3 = Answers to Questiona A and B (each set has 3 answers)
  8. Notepaper side 4 = Answers to problem 5.1 Follow-Up




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