Vertex Form of a Quadratic Function: Graphing and Writing: Digital BOOM Cards
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- Contributor:
- You Learning Math
- Product Type:
- BOOM Cards
- Grade Levels:
- 8-12
- File Type:
- ZIP
- Length:
- 20 Problems
- Answer Key:
- Included
- Instagram:
- @You_Learning_Math
Description
BOTH VERSIONS ARE INCLUDED!
Boom Cards are interactive slides where students are first given notes on the topic (a version without notes are also included) and then a series of questions where they are informed if they are correct or incorrect. For use with laptops, tablets or guide instruction using your interactive board!
Interactive, Self-Grading and Paperless!
Quadratic Functions in Vertex Form (20 Questions)
Graphing quadratic functions in vertex form (10 questions)
Writing the quadratic function in vertex form given a graph (10 questions)
All questions are drag and drop
The Boom Cards are converted into PDF format which can be printed and distributed as TASK CARDS to your students.
An answer sheet and key are also provided
Printable Task Cards are included at 2 slides per sheet and 4 slides per sheet
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