In the Warm-up, students are given a situation and asked to describe the graph without actually graphing the lines. Identify students who correctly use mathematically correct terminology such as “y-intercept,” “slope,” "x-intercept,” and “intersection” to describe the graph.
Arrange students in groups of 2. Give 3 minutes of quiet work time followed by time for a brief partner discussion for the last question.
Diego and Lin are drinking water.
Lin’s glass has 12 ounces and she drinks 41 ounce per second.
Diego's glass has 20 ounces and he drinks 32 ounce per second.
The purpose of the discussion is for students to practice describing graphs in words using correct mathematical terminology.
Select previously identified students to share their descriptions of the graphs. After each student shares, ask the class if the description is clear and to identify any vocabulary they heard that made the description precise or any vocabulary that is unclear. If any vocabulary needs to be reinforced for student understanding, this is a good time to discuss these words.
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In the Warm-up, students are given a situation and asked to describe the graph without actually graphing the lines. Identify students who correctly use mathematically correct terminology such as “y-intercept,” “slope,” "x-intercept,” and “intersection” to describe the graph.
Arrange students in groups of 2. Give 3 minutes of quiet work time followed by time for a brief partner discussion for the last question.
Diego and Lin are drinking water.
Lin’s glass has 12 ounces and she drinks 41 ounce per second.
Diego's glass has 20 ounces and he drinks 32 ounce per second.
The purpose of the discussion is for students to practice describing graphs in words using correct mathematical terminology.
Select previously identified students to share their descriptions of the graphs. After each student shares, ask the class if the description is clear and to identify any vocabulary they heard that made the description precise or any vocabulary that is unclear. If any vocabulary needs to be reinforced for student understanding, this is a good time to discuss these words.