We are going to begin this activity with graphing the sine function (y = sin x). To graph the sine function, we are going to use a table of values. We are going to use values on the unit circle. It will be helpful to have your unit circle in front of you. Before beginning, discuss the unit circle. What do the ordered pairs represent, where are the angle measures located, where do sine and cosine appear in the unit circle? Now, using the unit circle, list the ordered pairs sin, . Using theta as your x value and sin as your y value, we are going to plot this on a coordinate grid below. What will be the window of your graph? Explain. If you do not understand what the window of your graph is, you need to discuss this in your group. Next, we need to label our grid. Remember, we are graphing y = sin , therefore your x-values represent _____________ labeled in ____________ and your y-values represent _________________ labeled in _________________. Start by labeling your x-axis on your coordinate grid. What are the largest values that x can be? What are the smallest values that x