This project was totally cribbed from someone else. Unfortunately, I cannot find the original link. I rewrote it and am kinda proud of the standards-based rubric at the end.
Using the metaphor of functions grouped into families, I ask students to create a scrapbook showing all the family members (function transformations) and describing them (characteristics). I will be assigning this project to be completed by students on their own time but you could also use it as an in-class assignment. Format of the completed scrapbook is unimportant.
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Georgia Performance Standards:
MM1A1. (a-e) Students will explore and interpret the characteristics of functions, using graphs, tables, and simple algebraic techniques.
Megan Hayes-Golding 
Scrapbooking can be a great hobby. And it is also a great way to preserve memories and organize them in a way that is fun to look back through later. There are many scrapbook ideas and ways to do it.
First you need to decide if you want a physical scrapbook or a digital scrapbook. Then decide how you want to lay it out