1. Homework: Maintenance Sheet #13 (1-28)
Homework: Maintenance Sheet #13 (1-28) *maintenance sheet #12 correction due Friday Writing about Math (WAM) Is the square root of 64 the same as the cube root of 64? Explain.
EE5: I can compare two different proportional relationships given different representations.
EE5: I can distinguish between linear and nonlinear functions given a table, graph, or equation and justify my conclusion.

2. I am one of the terms listed below.
I am one of the representations of a function.
I am usually linear
You can use my representation to determine the rate.
I am a comparison between two things.
Slope
proportional relationship
unit rate
D. y-intercept,
EE5: I can compare two different proportional relationships given different representations.
EE5: I can distinguish between linear and nonlinear functions given a table, graph, or equation and justify my conclusion.

3. Prediction: Who will have a faster unit rate?
Question: How long would you have to jump rope to determine your unit rate?
Choose a partner.
Prediction: Who will have a faster unit rate?
EE5: I can compare two different proportional relationships given different representations.
EE5: I can distinguish between linear and nonlinear functions given a table, graph, or equation and justify my conclusion.

4. Work Session: Jigsaw/ Mix Freeze Group/Share
Sound travels through dry air at the rate of meters per second. Create a representation that shows how far sound travels during any given length of time.
Table
Graph
Equation
EE5: I can compare two different proportional relationships given different representations.
EE5: I can distinguish between linear and nonlinear functions given a table, graph, or equation and justify my conclusion.

5. Jigsaw/ Mix Freeze Group/Share
Work Session & Closing
Jigsaw/ Mix Freeze Group/Share
Sound travels through dry air at the rate of meters per second. Create a representation that shows how far sound travels during any given length of time.
Discussion: Similarities and Differences/ Conclusion/ questions 1-5
Closing: Complete the multiple representation scenario on back of handout
EE5: I can compare two different proportional relationships given different representations.
EE5: I can distinguish between linear and nonlinear functions given a table, graph, or equation and justify my conclusion.