1. From Kansas City to Denver is twice as far as from Kansas City to St Louis. The two distances together total 900 miles. What are the two distances? From Kansas City to Denver is twice as far as from Kansas City to St Louis. The two distances together total 900 miles. What are the two distances? Clear Targets: TSWBAT Section 4-1  Use graphs to relate two quantities

2.  Graphs are used to show relationships between two variables.  Data shown can be interpreted as: increasing slowly or quickly decreasing slowly or quickly remaining constant  When interpreting graphs: Read the title of the graph Read the labels of the x and y axis  When constructing a graph: Title your graph and label the x and y axis

3. This graph shows someone taking a walk in the neighborhood. Describe what it shows by labeling each part.

4. A pelican flies above the water searching for fish. Sketch a graph of its altitude from takeoff from shore to diving to the water to catch a fish. Label each section. The only stops a car makes are at traffic lights and homes. The graph shows distance on a delivery route. What is the greatest possible numbers of stops he made at traffic lights?

5. Which graph could show a car sitting at a stoplight? Suppose you pour water into each of the containers at a steady rate. Match each container with a graph that shows change in height of the liquid in the container over time.

6. Classwork (2 minutes) Each student will sketch a graph. Each student will exchange graphs with a partner. (5 minutes) Each student will write a situation for the graph and label it accordingly. Class discussion