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This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 1. It will only be updated once a year.

This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 2. It will only be updated once a year.

This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 3. It will only be updated once a year.

This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 4. It will only be updated once a year.

This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 5. It will only be updated once a year.

This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 6. It will only be updated once a year.

This is a PDF of all of the additional printable resources (such as matching activities and card sort activities) for Unit 7. It will only be updated once a year.

This Core Resource allows students to deepen their understanding of systems of equations by looking at student work samples and applying what they know to contextual problems.

Students analyze different representations of quadratic functions to determine what characteristics of quadratic functions are true for every quadratic function, and then extend their understanding to analyze polynomial functions.

This resource is in rough draft form but will support students in classifying sequences.

This Core Resource supports students in investigating, primarily using rate of change, how linear functions are different than exponential functions.

Students start by creating definitions of linear and exponential functions by analyzing examples and non-examples of these types of functions. Students then use what they have learned about linear and exponential functions to solve word problems related to these function types. What is not covered in this resource is representing piecewise, step, or absolute functions as graphs, calculating average rate of change, and writing explicit and recursive descriptions of functions.