Lesson 18
More Relationships
Lesson Narrative
This lesson is optional. It offers opportunities to look at multiple representations (equations, graphs, and tables) for some different contexts.
This final lesson on relationships between two quantities examines situations of constant area, constant volume, and a doubling relationship. Students have an opportunity to engage in MP7 as they notice the similar structures of the situations in the Making a Banner and Cereal Boxes activities, as well as connecting the Multiplying Mosquitoes activity to prior work with exponents and the Genie's coins situation from earlier in the unit. They may use those observations and knowledge to more easily solve the problems in the activities.
Consider offering students a choice about which one they work on. Then, in the lesson synthesis, invite students to share their work with the class and compare and contrast the representations of the different contexts.
Learning Goals
Teacher Facing
- Coordinate (orally and in writing) graphs, tables, and equations that represent the same relationship.
- Create an equation and a graph to represent the relationship between two variables that are inversely proportional.
- Describe and interpret (orally and in writing) a graph that represents a nonlinear relationship between independent and dependent variables.
Student Facing
Let’s use graphs and equations to show relationships involving area, volume, and exponents.
Learning Targets
Student Facing
- I can create tables and graphs that show different kinds of relationships between amounts.
- I can write equations that describe relationships with area and volume.
CCSS Standards
Addressing
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