In that case, you may find the following. They examine actual data from 1984-2012 and notice changes in the trend, reflecting on the strength and weakness of the linear model. (added 4/16/17), by Desmos. (added 10/22/16), Students use proportional reasoning to predict how long it will take someone to run seven miles. Polygraph: Coordinate Plane Emojisby Paul Jorgens. As students extend that linear model, the teacher can facilitate a discussion about the difference between what math predicts and what the world reveals. (added 10/29/17), by Desmos. Polygons on the Coordinate Plane Students find areas of a rectangle, a triangle, and a parallelogram on a coordinate plane. Edited with love by mathycathy. Glad you enjoyed it. (added 10/11/17). By the time students get to the end of the activity, they should have a number of ways of talking about this, but its unlikely theyll write a fraction with y in the numerator and x in the denominator. Students use informal language about the coordinate plane as they determine the matching graph. They use a line of best fit to make predictions (interpolation and extrapolation) and reflect on whether it is reasonable for the trend to continue. This brief activity has students place 2/3 on the number line and describe their thinking. (10/9/16). This activity is from Don Stewards post Complete the Quadrilateral, with images created by Fawn Nguyen. This is one from a student who isnt always confident in what he is doing. A set of 36 Marbleslide Challenges to run throughout the year. Describe scenarios representing bivariate data with positive, negative, and no association. Students will be able to use slope intercept form and limit on the domain to create string art designs. This week, Desmosreleased a new activity calledMarbleslides. You might find other activities at the activities the, If you are returning to this document and, , search for the word added using
or to bring up activities entered since this resource was first created. Im just so darn proud of them! Students make predictions about where a pair of moving dots will meet. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Match My Pictureby Desmos. Later, they write a system of two linear equations to model the path of the dots in order to make an even more precise calculation. Note: Since the numbers used are based on today's date, this activity can be used multiple times with the same students. This year I've implemented Desmos marbleslide challenges throughout my classes that have been really exciting, fun and educational for my students. Explore the distributive property both conceptually and algebraically. Maybe its just me. Very simple 6th grade activity. The final screens provide an opportunity for students to experience the power of algebraic expressions. They conclude by reflecting on the rates of change, and interpreting those values in context. Students play three rounds of an integer game where they (1) find the sum of a set of five integers, and (2) decide whether their sum is greater than their partner's. Wheres ? Students will also interpret the parameters of their equation in context. Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about translations. This is a graph, not an activity. Edited w/love by Desmos. using the new parent graphs they just learned. Show more Show more 21:37 Desmos - Match My Picture. This activity walks students through the discovery of the meaning of slope in a graph and equation. Pomegraphit by Desmos. Edited with love by Desmos Teaching Faculty. Desmos Introduction to Transformations Marbleslides, Julie this is AWESOME! In this activity, students make predictions aboutand witha line of best fit. In this activity, students explore the relation between median age at first marriage and time (number of years since 1960) for men and women. Likewise, a solution to a system of linear equations can be interpreted in two ways: (a) graphically, as a point that lies on each line in the system, and (b) algebraically, as an ordered pair that satisfies each equation in the system. Practice. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Later we ask students to make conjectures about different groupings why might another student have grouped the cards in a particular way? Desmos Marbleslides & Solutions. This week, Desmos released a new activity called Marbleslides. As I wrote it, I wondered ifthis ended up beingso awesome because students didnt feelrestricted by the guidelines I gave them. Here are a few more mind blowing examples from students who've gone way above and beyond my expectations: (The bearded face is part of the challenge. Proportional / Linear, Walking and Wondering Students gather and analyze walking data (distance in feet compared to time in seconds), write equations to represent this distance-time relationship, and compare their own walking rates to others through multiple representations (numerical, graphical, and algebraic). Card Sort: Integer Chipsby Michael Fenton (added 9/18/16), Adding Integers by Glen Lewis. They'll end by designing their own pattern and using the math they've learned to extend a pattern designed by a classmate. The activity closes by asking students to apply what they've learned to a similar situation. Students make predictions about the number of points per game the top pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft will score in her rookie season, based on the number of points per game she scored in her NCAA senior season. (Also see Des-Drawwhich includes nonlinear.). In reflecting onwhat I love aboutmarbleslides, mythoughts go back tothesession Katie Reneau and I co-presented atthis years CMC North and South conferences. (Grade 7/8?). by Jeremy Bloch. Modeling the Fastest Mile Students explore the relationship between world record time and distance for various track and field events. A graphing project inspired by David Petro, Kathy Henderson, Heather Bolur and her students' work, and Fawn Nguyen! (added 4/18/17). Edited with love by Desmos Teaching Faculty. Students use U.S. opening weekend movie data to predict total U.S. gross for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Piecewise Functions--Segmented Functions. What if you included a pic(screenshot) of a MarbleSlide every few slides and have the students predict the change in the equation without being able to test it out? Something else I love aboutmarbleslides? They examine actual data from 1984-2012 and notice changes in the trend, reflecting on the strength and weakness of the linear model. In this brief card sort activity, students sort equations according to the property they illustrate (commutative, associative, identity, and distributive). All versions of Marbleslides are playful, of course. In this activity, students build coordinate plane proficiency through a guess-the-location-style game. Students really took off after that! Pool Border Problemby Desmos. From different paths, to different functions, tominimizingequations, to minimizing thetime it takes to get all four stars There are a lotof options for pressing deeper on any part of thesetasks. They describe this pattern in words and pictures, they use it to predict, and they generalize the pattern. Function Carnival - Students watch a video and graph what they see to uncover (mis)conceptions about graphs. Along the way, they'll consider the "story" told by the graph, regression equation, and (in a bonus challenge at the end) its residuals. Traveling to School Students consider 4 students and their trips to school comparing their distance traveled over time. Now in Beta. Betchacantwith just three. In this delightful and challenging activity, students will transform lines so that the marbles go through the stars. The activity closes by asking students to apply what they've learned to similar situations. Practice. They are intended to serve as guidance and not a central mandate. Where Will They Meet? (added 3/30/19) . Edited with love by Nathan Kraft. I absolutely love this! Privacy Policy. This activity focuses on linear patterns. This activity tries to build on student intuition to develop an understanding of the volume of rectangular prisms. Match the equivalent expressions. Students will also interpret the parameters of their equation in context. This activity is designed to strengthen students' linear graphing skills through a series of "match my picture" challenges. Choose your own adventure from 8 Visual Patterns! See also this blog post, by mathycathy. (added 9/10/16). Students begin by exploring rate of change in a graphical setting by plotting lines through various points. Commuting Times This activity illustrates the relationship between a dataset (which is usually not a function) and a model of the data (whichin algebrais a function). 30-45 minutes. Use this as an introduction to irrational numbers, or as a prelude to the Pythagorean theorem. Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: parallel, intersect, solution, quadrant, axis, vertical, horizontal, slanted, increasing, and decreasing. Last summer at Twitter Math Camp, someone mentioned that they have their students to to teacher.desmos.com to create activities. Vocab: angles, complementary, supplementary, isosceles triangle theorem, corresponding, vertical, adjacent, se random samples to estimate the size of a population. Some of the challenges are very difficult to complete using a single equation, but many can be completed using a number of linear equations. They use a line of best fit to make predictions (interpolation and extrapolation) and reflect on whether it is reasonable for the trend to continue. Edited with love by Desmos. *HINTS are included for students challenged with the abstract idea of rotations. Leave excited to learn more and with the resources to continue practicing. Meant to be a relatively quick activity. Edited with love by Desmos Teaching Faculty. Coordinate Plane - Card sort, plotting points, similarities & differences between different sets of points. WeTeachNYC Classes & Communities provide NYC teachers and school leaders with an online space where they can engage in online classes and blended learning communities with their colleagues. Individuals, pairs, or small groups sort the statements according to whether they are ALWAYS, SOMETIMES, or NEVER true. The first day, I let students go with minimal direction other than to create their own Marbleslides. (added 9/10/16). by mathycathy. Genius. My hope is to leave it open to encourage students' creativity while helping them brush up on restricting the domain and range of various functions, gently reminding them that using inequalities can create some rad shading. This version addresses quadrant 1 only. (added 10/9/16). In this activity, students write and solve a system of two linear equations to explore the numerical and graphical meaning of "solution." Number Properties (Card) Sort Basic number properties card sort. 30-45 minutes. by Desmos. Step by Step tutorial of the Desmos activity Marbleslides: Exponentials as requested by Niyati Connor And how do all of these approaches compare? Tile Pile Students will be able to Use a ratio table to scale values in a proportional relationship Find missing and incorrect values in a ratio table Use the population of a sample to calculate the total population. Edited with love by mathycathy. Construct and explore with the power of the graphing calculator built in. Polygraph: Rational Numbers Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about rational numbers. The (Awesome) Coordinate Plane Activity This activity will introduce students to coordinate plotting in all four quadrants through a variety of activities bullseyes, connect the dots, and mazes. (added 4/18/17). by Dan Meyer. (8.SP.1) This activity serves as a great precursor to an investigation of lines of best fit. The slides for this are at Age Guessing Updated 10-21-15; and the handout for guessing is athttp://bit.ly/1234-guess Before the lesson I had students work on How good is your line of best fit? Beware of false "BOGUS" properties! Thats where you can step in. Inspired by OpenMiddle.com, this brief warm-up experience is designed to help students apply the correct order of operations to numerical expressions that contain exponents. Edited with love by Eli. Students can legitimately take alternate paths to the solution. by Desmos. Students practice what they've learned about solving systems of linear equations. In this activity, students notice similarities and differences in a set of circles. Putting Points on the Line Students place points to show values along straight or curved paths. Apply these techniques in the context of solving real-world and mathematical problems. More Pixel Patterns In this follow-up activity, students investigate two new patterns in order to make predictions about the number of blue and purple squares in a grid of pixels. 30-45 minutes. Polygraph: Distance-Time Graphs Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about distance-time graphs. Introduction. If you are returning to this document and want to find whabattlets new, search for the word added using or to bring up activities entered since this resource was first created. How are parabolas used in the real world? In particular, students use sliders to informally find lines of fit, use those lines to estimate the price of 1000-piece sets, and interpret the parameters (slope, y-intercept) in context. by Andrew Stadel. (Note: Equation in standard form.). How to get kids exactly one ton of practice writing equations for line segments, while engaging in purposeful image making. by Elizabeth Kerns. by Seth Leavitt. Okay. However, as students graphs became more complex, more students just played around with creating the graphs and leaving them so they would see Success! when they clicked launch. by Lars King. To learn more about teaching with Desmos, head over to Teacher.Desmos.comand Learn.Desmos.com! (added 10/9/16), by Andrew Stadel. I want to test them out, using an old faithful Socrative SOC-18310521 quick-check I made previously. Meant to be a relatively quick activity. Students will learn how math can give them the power to quickly mow dozens of lawns without breaking a sweat. or if you already belong to a community, log in below: This activity, designed by Desmos.com,teaches students about using slope and y-intercept to transform linear equations through a marble-release game. (Add 9/10/16), Click Battle by Desmos. This activity reverses the question of sketching linear functions. by Paul Jorgens. (LogOut/ Lisa. Students are forced to find common factors and greatest common factors to create adjacent rectangles with a common side. After they checked out Guess the Correlation(these are interactive activities that would be good at other times, too). (added 8/25/16), by mathycathy. Used in my Pre-Algebra class after introducing the concept of Irrational Numbers. Now you can swap out those informal words for more formal ones. The activity starts gently, and over the course of some 30 screens builds in complexity and surprise, culminating in a coefficient-less Bonus Round. In what seemed like no time at all, they came up with something like this. I wanted to give activities that anyone familiar with graphing lines could complete with some effort, but that could also provide further challenge for students who know more about graphing. Just spent 45 minutes on the rational functions marble slides while my students were taking a final exam. Learn about instructional practices that support student achievement. Have any questions? (added 2/9/17). (Note: Equation in standard form.). Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: strong association, weak association, no association, positive association, negative association, linear, non-linear, increasing, and decreasing. The linear model predicts they'll eventually have an instantaneous running time.) (added 12/8/16), by Andrew Stadel. introduces students to the meaning of a solution to a system of linear equations, and gives them some instruction and practice in introductory solution techniques. Match each geometric term with the correct definition. Students will be able to Use smaller things to make predictions about bigger things Understand the difference between linear, quadratic, and exponential models. Change), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Match each geometric term with the correct definition. As students extend that linear model, the teacher can facilitate a discussion about the difference between what math predicts and what the world reveals. Step-by-step tutorial of the Desmos activity "Mini Golf Marbleslides". Marbleslides Students use to check work After most students have played 2-3 games, consider taking a short break to discuss strategy, highlight effective questions, and encourage students in their use of increasingly precise academic language. Practice. Students to think about the effect of a coefficient on the steepness of a line in the coordinate plane, and vice versa. A collection of lessons that I like from my class, or that I've found through the magic of the internets. Put the Point on the Line The goal is to sharpen students focus on slope. This unit, provided by New Visions for Public Schools, is about seeing relationships between variables in different ways, recognizing that there is a special kind of relationship we call a function, and understanding properties that are special to functions of all types. This activity will help students make the transition from one-variable representations (eg. Students Join your classmates! Likewise, a solution to a system of linear equations can be interpreted in two ways: (a) graphically, as a point that lies on each line in the system, and (b) algebraically, as an ordered pair that satisfies each equation in the system. Students will have to create their own sentences following the sort. Des-Patternsby Desmos. This activity is appropriate for students who have studied linear functions but may not have an experience with exponential growth. (added 10/25), by mathycathy. Scientific Notationby Lars King. Students explore the relationship between price and number of pieces for to different LEGO series ("Marvel Superheroes" and "Creator"). [editors note: Seems redundant to activities in Systems Bundle], Solving Linear Systems by EliminationUse this lesson to introduce students to the elimination method for solving systems of equations. Along the way students explain their thinking and look for multiple shadings for a given fraction. Students build vocabulary around angle relationships and classification of triangles. With that in mind, it makes a great first activity in an exponential functions unit. then this graph has your technique. At the end, students create their own sketches for a fraction of their choosing. This is from the MAP lesson, (8 activities) Starting with Polygraph and building towards Marbleslides, the. Then the two will swap roles. They progress through adding two positives, two negatives, opposites, and one of each. by Desmos. How do I use Desmos? Explore points, tables, functions, inequalities, sliders, and lists. This activity asks students to notice and use properties of linear functions to make groups of three. Students explore the relationship among angles formed by a transversal and a system of two lines. (added 4/10/18), Open Middle Warm-Up: Exponents & Order of Operationsby mathycathy. This activity illustrates the relationship between a dataset (which is usually not a function) and a model of the data (whichin algebrais a function). Link to clothesline cardsused with the lesson. (6th or 7th Grade?). 45-60 minutes.In this activity students will practice writing coordinate rules to transform figures to complete patterns. In your summary conversation with your students, draw their attention to the relationship between slopes in parallel & perpendicular lines. (added 10/9/16). I have had students in my class who have only formally learned about straight lines pulling out answers like this: Every once in awhile I'll drop a little clue for a new type of equation that might help, and they run with it or search things out on their own. (10/9/16) [also listed with grade 8]. (added 10/9/16), Coin Captureby Desmos 15-30 minutes. Students will explore various types of scatter plots and will build their understanding of positive and negative associations, linear and nonlinear associations, and outliers. Make worksheets to accompany my Desmos Activity Builders, so the students can have notes to look back on. Choose your own adventure from over 15 Visual Patterns! Students work through a series of graphing challenges to strengthen their understanding of linear inequalities. Square Builder In this activity, students build squares with integer area in order to reason about their side lengths. 30-45 minutes. Thanks for sharing it I am looking forward to using it with my Algebra 2s later this year. Answer key here. For a the more traditional "hands on" version click here. v2 Activity Makeoverby Michael Fenton.]. Visit Page. Note: There is a bonus question at the end. The activity focuses on simple and compound inequalities. Maybe they got it wrong one time, then fixed the answer, but never clicked launch a second time. Students will apply their understanding of the angles of an isosceles trapezoid to create a complete archway. In this activity, students explore linear inequalities (and systems of linear inequalities), with an emphasis on the graphical and algebraic meaning of solutions. 30-45 minutes. In particular, students focus on linear vs nonlinear association, strong vs weak association, and increasing vs decreasing plots. (added 10/26/16), Des-Draw (linear) While the original Des-Man is receiving a makeover, give Des-Draw a try! Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: numerator, denominator, positive, negative, proper, improper, simplified, equivalent, terminating, repeating, closer to 1, and closer to 0. Students will be able to Identify important features of quadrilaterals Precisely describe these features to their peers Increase their relevant vocabulary, Ask questions to guess which shape your classmate picked. Descriptions are borrowed directly from Teacher.Desmos.com and Des-Blog. (added 4/18/17). I cantcount the number of times Ive clicked launch on students work. 30-45 minutes. In this activity, students explore the idea of "steepness" of line segments. (added 11/20/16), Graphing Linear Equations in Slope-Intercept Form by roxygirlteacher. Critter Patterns by mathycathy. (added 11/20/16). Scatterplot Captureby Desmos. Battle Boats by Desmos. In this activity, students use sliders to explore the relationship between price and number of pieces for various Star Wars LEGO sets and to make several predictions based on that model. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. hello! (added 2/9/17), Central ParkHow far apart do parking space dividers need to be? Students find areas of a rectangle, a triangle, and a parallelogram on a coordinate plane. Slope-Intercept practice [math 8] by Andrew Stadel (added 10/27/17), Linear Slalomby Desmos. Let's see how these new "choice" features work with students today! He showed her how to make a parabola, and the things she came up with after that still amaze me. Marbleslides Challenge Set 2by Sean Sweeney. Play this game to review Mathematics. (added 10/9/16), Polygraph: Shady Lines II [inequalities]by mathycathy. In this activity, students work through a series of slalom-themed challenges to strengthen and stretch their algebraic and graphical understanding of lines. 60+ minutes. by Michael Fenton. Schools should utilize these resources in ways that best serve the school community. Polygraph: Scatter Plots Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about scatter plots. Practice. (added 3/26/19). (added 12/19/17), O Pattern This activity consists of a patterning problem to help students understand linear relationships. Function Carnival, Part DeuxThis activity follows up on Function Carnival, using the contexts (and students' intuitions) in that activity to build some more formal ideas about functions and function notation. Most of the challenges are well-suited to slope-intercept form, but depending on the goals of an individual class or student they are easily adapted to other forms of linear equations. They identify and explain missing Olympic games and an outlier in the data set. Theres not much in the way ofSMP 3 (constructing viable arguments), but marbleslides isan absolutegold minewhen it comes to the other threeprinciples. See this tweetfor a good pic of the template. Graphing Calculator Using Desmos Classroom? Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about transformation. In this video, we solve the fifth challenge in the desmos marbleslide exponential activity. This task requires students to have an precise understanding of the definitions of specific quadrilaterals and is also a great introduction to slope of parallel and perpendicular lines. 30-45 minutes. Once students have learned about various classifications in the real number system, this task encourages deeper thinking about the relationships between those classifications. We ended up spending 2 days where most all of my students worked on creating Marbleslides. With the grid in play, students are able to use the slope of the lines (whether formally, or informally) to improve the accuracy of their predictions. Sugar Sugar Students will use unit rates in various ways to compare the sugary-ness of five cereals. ), Polygraph: Distance-Timeby David Petro.This Polygraph focuses on describing the characteristics of distance-time graphs with linear sections (or more generally piecewise continuous linear functions). (added 11/20/16), Complete the Archby Desmos. You can use teacher pacing to unlock a new challenge each week. Encourage higher level students to use fewer equations to increase the difficulty level. Students use random samples to estimate the size of a population. Im sure your students loved this. This Card Sort was adapted from the MAP Formative Assessment Lesson for Gr 8 "Solving Linear Equations in One Variable". This activity will introduce students to coordinate plotting in all four quadrants through a variety of activities bullseyes, connect the dots, and mazes. For younger students, this may serve as an excellent introduction to thinking about angle measure. Youre finished? Students begin this activity by sorting equations and tables of values into two categories - linear and nonlinear. In particular, the activity asks students to estimate first, then to calculate, then to notice proportionality as they place points on an imaginary line. Go to Part 2 for the Challenge sections of this. Any student who can graph a line can make satisfying progress on Winking Boy. tudents demonstrate (and deepen) their understanding of fractions by shading part of a square, and later, part of an equilateral triangle. As you might have heard (or seen), it's delightful: Dan Meyer wrote about the activity on his blog, and our resident wordsmith dropped a marbleslides post on the official Desmos blog. In this activity, students will use algebraic thinking to precisely (and efficiently) hang picture frames on the wall. Students will be able to Use smaller things to make predictions about bigger things Understand the difference between linear, quadratic, and exponential models. (added 10/9/16), by Elizabeth Raskin. Try it now! They'll create a giant and then make sure all of his features are proportional. Blue Point Ruleby Desmos. It uses the context of quadrilaterals in the coordinate plane. Students will also interpret the parameters of their equation in context. Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: right, left, above, below, quadrant, axis, positive, negative, coordinate, x-value (or abscissa), and y-value (or ordinate). Some students created Marbleslides like they had done in the Desmos activity, where the person playing would need to change the graph to be successful. Practice. These challenges can be used with any level from Algebra 1 through and beyond Calculus. Edited with love by Desmos Teaching Faculty. by Lisa Bejarano. After most students have played 2-3 games, consider taking a short break to discuss strategy, highlight effective questions, and encourage students in their use of increasingly precise academic language. is for classrooms where students have plotted points in the coordinate plane, but have not yet mastered any of the various forms for linear equations. Students use a table, graph, and equation to calculate how much a musical artist earned on Spotify in 2015. The activity focuses on simple and compound inequalities. The activity then leads students through the process of writing a system of linear equations to represent the scenario, followed by an introduction of solving systems by elimination. 30-45 minutes. (Does not require writing equation for the line.). Learning objective: find the distance between two points on a coordinate plane. Twin Puzzles A novel way to assess and/or review Order of Operations with students! Students will learn that adding multiples of the original equations produces a new equation of a line that has the same intersection point as the original equations. Students will be able to: Restrict, reposition, and rotate lines at will using slope-intercept form Use precision in describing these transformations using words and/or symbols. Encourage higher level students to use fewer equations to increase the difficulty level. A quick pre- or post-assessment. Could be used for and tinkered with to address 8.SP and high school stats and probability standards. In this activity, students drag movable points along the number line to show the value (and meaning) of multiplication of fractions. (added 4/25/17), by mathycathy. (added 3/12/17), Volume of Rectangular Prismsby Nathan Kraft. Students explore the relationship between the number of cricket chirps and the temperature. Edited with love by Desmos. Activity includes opportunities to analyze and advise student work. Follow-up questions prompt discussion and debate! I want to prompt them on the next screen that they're work on the marbleslide is still marked wrong, and they should go back and click "launch . Card Sort: Real Number Statements (Always, Sometimes, Never) by mathycathy. I had two 7th graders finish all their assignmentssuper early. Smallest Solutionby Desmos. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. Finding the Slope of a Line Using Rise/Run Finding the slope of a line using rise/run. by David Petro.This Polygraph focuses on describing the characteristics of distance-time graphs with linear sections (or more generally piecewise continuous linear functions). Which One Doesn't Belong? Already? Students will have to create their own sentences following the sort. Some of the challenges are very difficult to complete using a single . 287 Share 18K views 2 years ago Desmos Distance Learning Step by step overview of the Desmos Activity, "Marbleslides Parabolas". They begin by identifying which graph is which (private, public, two-year), and continue by making a prediction, building and using a model, and testing their prediction against actual data. New Activity: Marbleslides | December 15, 2015 At Desmos, a company principle is, design for delight. 30-45 minutes. Students will observe a red point transform into a blue point by way of a mystery transformation. 400 Meter Modeling Students will make predictions about the world record times for the women's 400 meter dash. If you didn't read my original post . Inspired by the "Two Truths and a Lie" math strategy, this quick check provides students with opportunities to analyze graphs. In this activity, students use angles to adjust lasers and mirrors as they seek to hit all three targets in a series of challenges. Practice with domain and range, edited for Algebra 1 students. by Andrew Stadel. The basic idea is that marbles will fall down from a certain point on a graph, and students need to graph equations to help them collect all of the stars on the screen. A set of 30 Marbleslides Challenges to run throughout the year. A set of 36 Marbleslide Challenges to run throughout the year. Rather, they're useful or less useful, and that's evaluated not by an answer key but by the people who are talking with each other. Using Desmos "Sketch" and projecting the "Overlay" of student work could create powerful classroom experiences for dialogue and error-analysis! Application. by Desmos. 45-60 minutes. by Andrew Stadel. This task requires students to have an precise understanding of the definitions of specific quadrilaterals and is also a great introduction to slope of parallel and perpendicular lines. The activity begins with a quick review of graphing linear equations, and ends with several "create your own story" challenges. Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: concave, convex, equilateral, equiangular, regular, parallel, quadrilateral, pentagon, and hexagon. Learn more in this post: Comparing Fractions w/ Desmos (added 9/10/16), Six Sliding Shapes: Parts Placementsby Cindy Whitehead. Key Understandings: A solution to a linear equation can be interpreted in two ways: (a) graphically, as a point on the line, and (b) algebraically, as an ordered pair that yields a true statement when substituted into the equation. Edited with love by Desmos. Any thoughts of putting in a correct source for marble slides? In this brief activity, students count the number of peaches in a photograph. Circle Patternsby Desmos. Different properties will lead to different groupings by different students. Polygraph: Identifying 3D Figures This Custom Polygraph is designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about three-dimensional objects. (For example, runners can't keep getting faster linearly. This activity is based on the work of Don Steward. After the test that week, they asked if they could work on it more. Use student ideas here to define slope as a ratio of change in y-coordinates to change in x-coordinates. Marbleslidesadds one layer at a time,providing students withdigital sandboxes in which to exploreconstants and coefficients,translations and dilations,concavity and restrictions. by mathycathy. 30-45 minutes. by Desmos. Edited with love by Desmos Teaching Faculty. Her dad helped with the orange parabola, and she came up with the rest. Charge! 30-45 minutes. I would recommend working in pairs. They'll first estimate the correct radius for a pole that'll guide a lawnmower in a spiral around a lawn. In particular, the activity asks students to estimate first, then to calculate, then to notice proportionality as they place points on an imaginary line. While students can solve the systems of equations that arise here by graphing, the activity lends itself quite well to solving systems by substitution. Our next generation Geometry Tool is here. Edited with love by Desmos. In this activity, students build coordinate plane proficiency through a guess-the-location-style game. In this activity, students tackle several slope-themed open middle problems. (added 3/21/17), In this activity, students work through a series of "pentomino sum" puzzles. Slope: Formative Assessment This activity is designed to serve as a formative assessment on student understanding of slope (graphically, algebraically, and numerically). Zombie Apocalypse by Andrew Stadel. Polygraph: Triangles Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about triangles. More advanced inequalities are welcome, but not required. . This activity is designed to probe students' sense of numbers and their magnitudes. The emphasis is on a graphical understanding of linear equations, and visual/numerical rate of change in particular. 45-60 minutes. Students will be able to Identify important features of polygons Precisely describe these features to their peers Increase their vocabulary relevant to polygons. This one is good for statistics or early algebra; it requires no equation expertise. (added 10/9/16), Equations on a Double Clothesline - Fractions by Nathan Kraft. Proportional / Linear, Students gather and analyze walking data (distance in feet compared to time in seconds), write equations to represent this distance-time relationship, and compare their own walking rates to others through multiple representations (numerical, graphical, and algebraic). Students will apply their understanding of the angles of an isosceles trapezoid to create a complete archway. I wish I had this when I was in high school. "Visual Patterns" guide students through the process of generalizing patterns algebraically. Students place points to show values along straight or curved paths. Students practice asking questions using vocabulary such as: acute angle, obtuse angle, right angle, complementary angles, supplementary angles, corresponding angles, vertical angles, alternate interior angles, alternate exterior angles, congruent angles, transversal, parallel lines, perpendicular lines. *Inspired by patterns athttp://www.visualpatterns.org/Feel free to have students use the following handout to: 1) Describe the pattern in their own words; 2) Draw the 4th step; 3) Sketch the 43rd step; 4) Make a table; 5) Write the function for each pattern; Handout: http://bit.ly/VPhandout (added 10/9/16). They use this information to practice writing equations of circles that extend a given pattern or match a given set of conditions. (10/9/16) [also listed with grade 6]. Use a number line to: better understand inequality notation; write, graph, and shade inequalities; apply inequalities to real-world contexts (added 10/9/16), Lawnmower Mathby Desmos. I want you to work to figure it out. When students asked how tocut off the lines. Edited with love by David Petro. (added 8/2/17). Classifying equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. Students sort cards into four categories: whole numbers, integers, rational numbers, irrational numbers. by Desmos. Then they'll put the algebraic expression to the test, and see if it helps them find the tiles for lots of pools very quickly. After the card sort, students discuss whether a given student has sorted two pairs of cards correctly, and in the process consider equivalence and commutativity. Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about piecewise functions. (added 10/9/16). by Desmos. (added 9/17/16), by mathycathy. Three of the relationships are expressed algebraically, while two are expressed verbally in the context of a classroom: (person, grade level) and (person, shirt color). Inspired by Investigating Rate of Change from an Equation by Mr Rothe (see below). I want to prompt them on the next screen that theyre work on the marbleslide is still marked wrong, and they should go back and click launch . (added 4/16/17), Battle Boats [Primary Grades]by Desmos. Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: horizontal, vertical, translation, shift, and slide. Later, students use an algebraic model to make what we hope will be an even more accurate calculation. Lines, Transversals, and Angles Students explore the relationship among angles formed by a transversal and a system of two lines. Hit 'Em Have your students construct lines that go through the points while thinking about their strategy as they do! Edited with love by Desmos Teaching Faculty. This lesson is intended to help teachers assess how well students understand the relationship between the slopes of parallel and perpendicular lines. Step by step overview of the Desmos Activity, "Marbleslides Lines". They'll use data and linear models to make predictions. This is what my students came up with. In this marbleslide task, in order to get the stars, you need to change the Desmos Marbleslides DRAFT 8th - 9th grade 0 times Mathematics 0%average accuracy 23 minutes ago epadam 0 Save Edit Edit 45-60 minutes. Students decide whether various representations are functions or not, and sort them accordingly. In this activity, students practice finding equations of lines in order to land a plane on a runway. One thing that I have found to be one of the best things about Desmos is how well it is designed for students to make explorations and conjectures regarding transformations of functions in the coordinate plan. But later, they'll develop and apply an algebraic approach, demonstrating the power and efficiency of mathematics along the way. Constructing Squares This activity will reinforce the basics of coordinate geometry and linear graphs with restrictions. Now you can swap out those informal words for more formal ones. Abe and Ben's Repair Shop In this twist on a classic activity, students compare linear and exponential growth in the context of daily payments. Random Penguins Created by: Norma Gordon. Number Sense Multiplying FractionsIn this activity, students drag movable points along the number line to show the value (and meaning) of multiplication of fractions. Linear Systems: Gym Membership Students analyze several gym membership plans in order to make "best plan" recommendations for a friend. Edited with love by mathycathy. (added 11/19/16), Number Sentences - Expressionsby David Petro. In this follow-up activity, students investigate two new patterns in order to make predictions about the number of blue and purple squares in a grid of pixels. Then they'll use those numerical expressions to help them write an expression with VARIABLES. The activity starts gently, and over the course of some 30 screens builds in complexity and surprise, culminating in a coefficient-less Bonus Round. Then the real fun begins. This is from the MAP lesson Estimating Length Using Scientific Notation(added 9/18/16). 45-60 min. Students will develop their understanding of systems of equations, particularly as they're represented as tables, equations, and graphs. Teachers will have the opportunity to discuss with students how different ways of talking aren't right or wrong or smart or dumb. Leading up to this point in the bundle, students have worked with transformations of functions. 45-60 minutes. Designed to spark vocabulary-rich conversations about functions and relations. But its a graph that we have seen multiple requests for over time. Development. The full, official marbleslides activites are here. Pure genius I tell you. (added 11/20/16), by roxygirlteacher. (added 10/25/17), Polygraph: Clocksby Desmos. From there, the challenges grow. (added 10/9/16). This activity consists of a patterning problem to help students understand linear relationships. Avoid the zombies by traveling vertically and horizontally on a coordinate plane. I recommend this to anyone with students that enjoy solving the marbleslide puzzles. They reflect on these choices, and apply their learning by creating their own equations and tables of values that fall into each category. My students know transformation form with linears, y = a(x h) + k, but have not moved any other graphs around yet. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. It includes corresponding angles, but does not require that student know alternate interior, etc. 45-60 minutes Introduction. (Includes a nonlinear model.). This is a quick description of how to create your own Desmos Marbleslides activity. Music and Money Students use a table, graph, and equation to calculate how much a musical artist earned on Spotify in 2015. This series of Estimation 180 challenges focuses on the number of ketchup packets needed to fill paper containers with various sizes. 6.NS.B.4, SMP1, SMP3, SMP6, SMP7 (added 12/3/16). Investigating Rate of Change from an Equation This activity walks students through the discovery of the meaning of slope in a graph and equation. Practice. Introduction. If students want more data, send them to, by Alyssa Gilbert. Introduction. A card sort with follow-up questions for students beginning their studies of bivariate data. I've recently discovered Desmos' marbleslide challenges and I'm having good fun trying to come up with nice solutions, but I can't find an elegant one for challenge #32 what I've done is a mess of equations that work once every ten tries is there a much neater solution that I just can't see? In this activity, students notice similarities and differences in a set of circles. Edited with love by Nathan Kraft. Visual Patterns -- linear and nonlinear (not sorted by grade level), Counting Arrays (not sorted by grade level), Problems / Puzzles (not sorted by grade level), Number Line and Coordinate Plane (not sorted by grade level), Grade 6 (but could work at other grades, too! See, by Christopher Kunkel. Students will observe a red point transform into a blue point by way of a mystery transformation. (added 4/18/17). Polygraph: Basic Quadrilaterals Students will be able to Identify important features of quadrilaterals Precisely describe these features to their peers Increase their relevant vocabulary, Polygraph: Advanced Quadrilaterals Students will be able to Identify important features of quadrilaterals Precisely describe these features to their peers Increase their relevant vocabulary, Polygraph: HexagonsAsk questions to guess which shape your classmate picked. It was incredibly easy, and the students said it was a really fun way to learn. Key vocabulary that may appear in student questions includes: concave, convex, equilateral, equiangular, regular, parallel, quadrilateral, pentagon, and hexagon. A riff off an Andrew Stadel "Exponent Mistakes" classic. Students examine a scatter plot showing winning times for the 4x100 m Olympic relay from 1928-1980. Encourage higher level students to use fewer equations to increase the difficulty level. Reflections by mathycathy. The activity closes by asking students to interpret the parameters in context. A very simple sorting activity where students are given expressions & equations and the sentence to describe them and have to match them up. Winking Boy by Andrew Stadel. There are three sorts that are all very similar to each other; you may wish to assign different sorts to different groups. andCharge! Students create "Winking Boy" (a simplified Desman) by using linear equations with domain and range restrictions. Used in my Pre-Algebra class after introducing the concept of Irrational Numbers. Students will evaluate numerical and variable expressions containing exponents with positive or negative bases. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Students consider 4 students and their trips to school comparing their distance traveled over time. Students will also interpret the features of the graph in context. Some of the challenges are very difficult to complete using a single equation, but many can be completed using a number of linear equations. (Does not require writing equation for the line.). Teachers will see which time formats are easier and harder for students. Beware of false "Bogus" properties! Your email address will not be published. Could be used for and tinkered with to address 8.SP and high school stats and probability standards. by mathycathy. Additionally, students have the opportunity to create their own #WODB task to share. They find a trend line and interpret the slope of the line. by Desmos. Explore. We recommend you solve the challenges yourself before assigning this activity. 30-45 minutes. The activity closes by asking students to apply what they've learned to similar situations. We recommend students work on this task using computers AND paper. The data has appears linear for a 15-year interval. Learn about implementing the Instructional Leadership Framework in schools. (added 11/19/17). by Glen Lewis. It explores telling whether a relation is a function from a table or graph, writing a rule for a function from a table or graph, the idea of domain and range, and the vertical line test. Key Understandings: A solution to a linear equation can be interpreted in two ways: (a) graphically, as a point on the line, and (b) algebraically, as an ordered pair that yields a true statement when substituted into the equation. Any student who can graph a line can make satisfying progress on Winking Boy. Students practice graphing coordinates in a game of a mini golf. Sum and Differences on the Number LineIn this short activity, students explore the relationships among a + b, a b and b a on a number line when the precise values of "a" and "b" are unknown, but their signs are known. Application. (added 9/10/16), by Mr. Adam Santos. The best method often depends on the structure of the equations involved. 15-30 minutes. You're gonna need it. This activity serves as a prelude to formal conversations about vertical change, horizontal change, and slope. They reflect on these choices, and apply their learning by creating their own equations and tables of values that fall into each category. In this activity, students use angles to adjust lasers and mirrors as they seek to hit all three targets in a series of challenges. 30-45 minutes. Remote Instruction: Pedagogical Supports for Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Practices. You can search for activities by keyword at, . Describe scenarios representing bivariate data with positive, negative, and no association. The key understanding is that parallel lines have the same slope and their y-intercepts may differ. (added 9/10/16). In this activity, students determine whether a series of relationships represent functions. V2by Desmos. I was pretty much giddy going through what students had made after the first day, and it only got better after that! Students will also interpret the parameters of their equation in context. A set of 36 Marbleslide Challenges to run throughout the year. They'll apply that understanding to the question, "Will one racer catch another?" If you prefer to facilitate the introduction/exploration of elimination in a whole class discussion, ask students to stop after Screen 7 (or, duplicate the activity and delete Screens 8-15). Feel free to have students use the following handout to: 1) Describe the pattern in their own words; 2) Draw the 4th step; 3) Sketch the 43rd step; 4) Make a table; 5) Write the function for each pattern; Handout: by Andrew Stadel. By "smallest solution" we mean "the solutionnot necessarily uniquewith least absolute value, whether positive or negative." Hope youll give it a try with your students later this week (or in January). 30-45 minutes. Let's explore similar rectangles, their perimeters, and their areas! (added 9/10/16). Note: Students may get stuck on Screen 7. A short review on linear systems that taps into student intuition and their understanding of: slope-intercept form attributes of a system with one solution attributes of a system with no solution (10/9/16). There are multiple ways to solve a system, including: graphing, substitution, and elimination. And the Fave thinks of nearly every screen as an opportunity for playful self-expression. by Desmos. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. In particular, they consider what happens when the two lines are parallel vs when they are not. ), The idea came out of desperation more than anything. Slope-Intercept Stars by mathycathy. The activity closes by asking students to apply what they've learned to a similar situation. Students will learn how math can give them the power to quickly mow dozens of lawns without breaking a sweat. How did your classmates see it? There were no rules. Edited with love by Matt Vaudrey and Desmos Teaching Faculty. Cookie Notice These challenges have gotten some of my students really excited about math, graphing and learning about equations. [Editors note: This activity by Jonorr may be a work in progress as of 9/10/16, but its pretty nifty already.] Students will test their ideas by launching the marbles and will have a chance to revise before trying the next challenge. #1 Try this fun marbleslide it is very fun and challenging for students. Edited with love by Desmos. Teachers and students have the flexibility to create their own problems. In this activity, students use linear modeling to predict how long it will take for a smartphone to reach full charge. All rights reserved. Learning objective: find the distance between two points on a coordinate plane. Edited with love by David Petro. This activity follows up on Function Carnival, using the contexts (and students' intuitions) in that activity to build some more formal ideas about functions and function notation. Different properties will lead to different groupings by different students. Im definitely going to try this with my students and see how it goes. This activity builders is different. This brief activity has students place 2/3 on the number line and describe their thinking. Edited with love by mathycathy. You can use teacher pacing to unlock a new challenge each week. One student will attempt to "describe" (without using their hands) a graph for their partner to sketch (who can't talk). Key Understandings: Rates of change express themselves as slope of a line, and as a coefficient of x in a linear equation. This collection contains a set of resources designed and curated to support teachers in engaging in remote instruction in culturally responsive and sustaining ways. Transform lines to send the marbles through the stars. (added 10/9/16), by mathycathy. Avoid the zombies by traveling vertically and horizontally on a coordinate plane. See also: Polygraph: Distance and Time. This activity is an interaction version of puzzles that can be found. Key Understandings: Rates of change express themselves as slope of a line, and as a coefficient of x in a linear equation. Avoid the zombies by traveling vertically and horizontally on a coordinate plane. by Desmos. Edited with love by Desmos. (added 4/10/18), by mathycathy. Basic number properties card sort. (added 9/2/17), Land the Planeby Desmos. Population Stories Students analyze features of a graph to match five population-vs-time graphs with five US cities. A set of 36 Marbleslide Challenges to run while you are away from physical school. Eventually they'll create an algebraic expression and see how it helps them mow lots of lawns very quickly. Practice. In this activity, students apply (and deepen) their knowledge of one-variable inequalities to "collect" as many points on the number line as they can. For each set, identify what the s lines have in common. Introduction To Desmos: Letter Graphs Students learn the basic of graphing lines, using sliders, and restricting domains. 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