Functions and Domain and Range Differentiated Worksheets BUNDLE Algebra 1
Functions and Domain and Range Differentiated Worksheets BUNDLE Algebra 1
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This bundle includes 20 no-prep differentiated Functions and Domain & Range worksheets. Each of the 10 topics include two differentiated and leveled worksheets. They are the perfect way for your students to practice identifying functions, representing functions, domain and range in several different scenarios, association vs. causation and more no matter their level as the differentiation is already done for you!
This differentiated worksheet bundle includes (the links below will take you to the individual resources on TPT):
- Identifying Functions Worksheets
- Representing Functions Worksheets
- Function Notation - Equations Worksheets
- Function Notation - Graphs and Tables Worksheets
- Discrete vs. Continuous Worksheets
- Domain & Range Discrete Worksheets
- Domain & Range Continuous Worksheets
- Domain & Range Word Problems Worksheets
- Domain & Range Applications Worksheets
- Association vs. Causation Worksheets
These worksheets align well with Algebra 1 TEKS A.2A, A.6A, A.4B, A.12A, A.12B
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There a total of 24 different problems on each worksheet - 12 in version A and 12 in version B. Version A is the easier version that includes more straight forward and skills-based problems. Version B is the harder version that includes more problem solving and word problems.
You can use both versions at the same time to differentiate, or use one version now and save another one for later. In the product, I include several ideas on the best ways to use both versions!
Each worksheet set includes:
- Worksheet Version A - 12 easier problems
- Worksheet Version B - 12 harder problems
- Answer Keys for both versions
Reviews from Educators
☆ This was scaffolded enough for my most challenged learners, but challenging enough for my more advanced students. - Cultivating Success
☆ I love the differentiated worksheets. We can work together on one sheet, and then allow the students to work on their own. I have also used it for extra help for struggling students. The worksheets have all different difficulties, so I can see who needs more help and what they need help with. - Beth C.
☆ Since I split my class I liked being able to give each group different independent work and even different classes different work at different times. Also allowed me to use one sheet as bell ringer questions for later on and review as well as having one for after the lessons as homework. - Cecilia H.