Algebra II Activities

Kiera Callahan, 24 août 2026

Table des matières

  1. Unit 0: Introductory Activities
    1. Building One Variable Algebraic Expressions
    2. Modeling One Variable Algebraic Expressions
    3. Modeling Distributive Property
    4. Using Substitution to Evaluate Expressions
    5. Describing Algebraic Expressions
    6. Correcting Errors in an Order of Operations
    7. Using Order of Operations to Create Numerical Expressions
    8. Absolute Value on a Number Line
    9. Solving Absolute Value Problems
    10. Multiplying Powers
    11. Power of a Power
    12. Power of a Product
    13. Writing Domain and Range from a Set of Points
    14. Describing the Meaning of a Variable in an Equation
  2. Unit 1 Relations & Functions
    1. Identifying Domain and Range
    2. Domain and Range of Constant Functions
    3. Domain and Range of Piecewise Functions
    4. Tables, Graphs, and Linear Equations
    5. The Vertical Line Test
    6. Writing Domain and Range from a Set of Points
    7. Describing the Meaning of a Variable in an Equation

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Unit 0: Introductory Activities

  • 1. Building One Variable Algebraic Expressions
  • 2. Modeling One Variable Algebraic Expressions
  • 3. Modeling Distributive Property
  • 4. Using Substitution to Evaluate Expressions
  • 5. Describing Algebraic Expressions
  • 6. Correcting Errors in an Order of Operations
  • 7. Using Order of Operations to Create Numerical Expressions
  • 8. Absolute Value on a Number Line
  • 9. Solving Absolute Value Problems
  • 10. Multiplying Powers
  • 11. Power of a Power
  • 12. Power of a Product
  • 13. Writing Domain and Range from a Set of Points
  • 14. Describing the Meaning of a Variable in an Equation

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Building One Variable Algebraic Expressions

Build algebraic expressions by exploring virtual models in this activity.
Putting It All Together
[i]Answer these open ended questions on your own or with others to form deeper math connections. [/i]
Some expressions can be built in more than one way.  Build an expression that is equivalent to [math]-8x+16[/math] as many different ways as you can.  How can you be sure that you’ve found them all?
– GeoGebra Content Team

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Unit 1 Relations & Functions

  • 1. Identifying Domain and Range
  • 2. Domain and Range of Constant Functions
  • 3. Domain and Range of Piecewise Functions
  • 4. Tables, Graphs, and Linear Equations
  • 5. The Vertical Line Test
  • 6. Writing Domain and Range from a Set of Points
  • 7. Describing the Meaning of a Variable in an Equation

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Identifying Domain and Range

Explore the domain and range of a relation of plotted points in this activity.
– GeoGebra Content Team

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