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Airplanes - Teacher Materials

Algebra I Archive
A1 U7: Statistics
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Airplanes - Teacher Materials

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Airplanes, to find out what your students already know about plotting and interpreting a scatter graph to compare data and using the scatter graph to estimate values.

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Functions - Teacher Materials
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Functions - Teacher Materials

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Functions, to find out what your students already know about working with graphs and equations of linear and non-linear functions.

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Instructions for 200 Freestyle

Algebra I Archive
A1 U1: Modeling with Functions
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Instructions for 200 Freestyle

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, 200 Freestyle, to find out what your students already know about reading graphs.

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Instructions for Animals

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
A2 U6: Statistics (Inferences from Data)
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Instructions for Animals

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Animals, to find out what your students already know about finding the median, mode and range of a set of tabulated data, and interpreting graphs.

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Instructions for Cubic Graph
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Instructions for Cubic Graph

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Cubic Graph, to find out what your students already know about cubic equations and functions, and using graphs to solve equations.

Instructions for Flora, Freddy and the Future

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
A2 U5: Probability
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Instructions for Flora, Freddy and the Future

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Flora, Freddy, and the Future, to find out what your students already know about using the terms likely and unlikely for events, and numbers from 0 to 1 as measures of likelihood.

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Instructions for Hopewell Geometry

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
Geo U4: Right Triangle Trigonometry
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Instructions for Hopewell Geometry

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Hopewell Geometry, to find out what your students already know about reasoning with right triangles.

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Instructions for Multiplying Cells

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
A2 U2: Exponential Functions
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Instructions for Multiplying Cells

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Multiplying Cells, to find out what your students already know about working with sequence of numbers and using powers of two.

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Instructions for Picking Apples

Algebra I Archive
A1 U4: Linear Equations and Inequalities in Two Variables
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Instructions for Picking Apples

This page contains instructions on how to use Picking Apples as the Unit 4 initial task to find out what your students already know about finding costs from given rules.

Instructions for Remote Measures

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
A2 U3: Trigonometric Functions
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Instructions for Remote Measures

This page contains instructions on how to use Remote Measures as the Unit 3 initial task to find out what your students already know about using trigonometry to solve right triangles in applied problems.

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Instructions for Sorting Functions

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
A2 U1: Families of Functions
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Instructions for Sorting Functions

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Sorting Functions, to find out what your students already know about finding relationships between graphs, equations, tables, and rules.

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Instructions for Square Peg

Geometry & Algebra II Archive
Geo U6: Circles
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Instructions for Square Peg

This page contains instructions on how to use the initial task, Square Peg, to find out what your students already know about calculating the areas of squares and circles, and using the Pythagorean theorem and/or trigonometry.

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