The objective of this paper is to present content needed to build a solid foundation in mathematics from primary and secondary schools, but are generally poorly assimilated by the students. Initially present the Cartesian plane, equations of one and two variables, functions of a real variable and function graph. Then we pass to the study of simple curves and well known to students in general, as the circumference, and arrive until the conical rotated. From there, we try to relate the two parts of the work, showing how the taper can be seen as a variable function graphs. It is intended that this work can be used by teachers of primary and secondary education in the classroom, because much of the content presented is part of the minimum curriculum of the Department of Education of the State of Rio de Janeiro. We propose theoretical and computational activities, using the Geogebra software to build curves in the Cartesian plane.