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Order of operations Common Core HSF-IF.A.2 resources

Preview of Evaluating Functions
Preview of Drag & Drop - Evaluating Expressions With A Single Variable (Scaffolded)

Drag & Drop - Evaluating Expressions With A Single Variable (Scaffolded)

Created by
Laura Monticello
Drag & Drop - Evaluating Expressions With A Single Variable (Scaffolded)This interactive drag and drop worksheet features a "bank" of numbers that students will use to determine the correct value to be placed in the appropriate box. There is a total of 8 problems. Some expressions repeat, but the given variable changes making each solution different (this could also be a nice "sneak peek" introduction to linear functions). Scaffolded assignment directions below (typed on each slide):Evaluati
Preview of Evaluating Functions Number Puzzle

Evaluating Functions Number Puzzle

This number puzzle asks students to evaluate various functions, written in function notation. Students then use their answers to complete the puzzle. Some clues ask students to solve additional problems focused on review (i.e. finding factors).This can be used as homework or works great when you have a substitute!Included in this resource:Math Problem WorksheetNumber Puzzle with additional cluesAnswer Key to Math Problem WorksheetAnswer Key to Number Puzzle Teacher TipsYou May Also Be Interested
Preview of Evaluating Expressions - Differentiated Domino Activity

Evaluating Expressions - Differentiated Domino Activity

This is an activity designed as practice for Evaluating Expressions in Algebra 1. There are three levels of difficulty so that students can practice at a level that suits their current abilities or they can complete multiple levels of difficulty for extra practice and enrichment. Each domino has an expression on the right side (ex. "f(3)") and a value (ex. "7") on the left side. Students must take the expression on the right, evaluate the expression for the given value, then once they have the r
Preview of Algebra Function Notation Pixel Art - Halloween

Algebra Function Notation Pixel Art - Halloween

Created by
Julia MacIntyre
This 12 question practice with function notation is a great way to engage students online. Students use function notation to answer questions and input their results. If they are correct, part of the Halloween themed picture will appear.
Preview of Evaluate Expressions, Functions, find x- and y- Intercepts Review Sum it Up

Evaluate Expressions, Functions, find x- and y- Intercepts Review Sum it Up

Self Checking Collaborative activity perfect to review the topic. Students each solve a problem and then combine their totals. If it matches the goal they move on to the next round. If it doesn't, they go back and rework the problems as a group.Activity includes five rounds of four questions.Topics Covered: Evaluate Expressions using the order of operationsEvaluate Expressions using unknown values (substitution)I can evaluate a functionI can find function values from a graphI can identify the x-
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