This is free sample of a series of 16 interactive whiteboard starter resources to deliver:
• Plotting y=+ax2
• Plotting y=-ax2
• Plotting y=+ax2 ±bx ±c
• Plotting y=-ax2 ±bx ±c
There are four versions of each different quadratic graph plotter. Each version comes as horizontal or vertical table formats depending on the way you teach it.
All versions randomly generate curves to plot, select a random x-axis range and calculate and set the minimum and maximum value of the y-axis so the graph can be plotted.
The autoplot version randomly generates a question then calculates the coordinates to plot, showing full workings and plots the curve one point at a time. There is a variable delay timer so you can ask students the correct value using for instance mini-whiteboards.
The ‘BLANK’ version randomly generates a question to plot and allows you to fill in the table by typing in correct answers or you can use ‘Answers’ button and the sheet will fill in the correct solution showing full workings
• Plotting y=+ax2
• Plotting y=-ax2
• Plotting y=+ax2 ±bx ±c
• Plotting y=-ax2 ±bx ±c
There are four versions of each different quadratic graph plotter. Each version comes as horizontal or vertical table formats depending on the way you teach it.
All versions randomly generate curves to plot, select a random x-axis range and calculate and set the minimum and maximum value of the y-axis so the graph can be plotted.
The autoplot version randomly generates a question then calculates the coordinates to plot, showing full workings and plots the curve one point at a time. There is a variable delay timer so you can ask students the correct value using for instance mini-whiteboards.
The ‘BLANK’ version randomly generates a question to plot and allows you to fill in the table by typing in correct answers or you can use ‘Answers’ button and the sheet will fill in the correct solution showing full workings
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Fantastic for graphs. Great for lower ability groups. More from the Welshmathsman please! May even buy some if they are this good!
Good for projecting on the whiteboard and filling in the answers as a class discussion or as a helpsheets for students when teaching plotting quadratics. How do you do that with EXCEL????
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