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Algebra 2 lectures for Microsoft Word and for special education
Precalculus: Sequences and Series Note Packet
Sequences and Series Guided Note Packet for Precalculus.Covers 9 Lessons:1) Sequences2) Summation Notation3) Arithmetic Sequence4) Arithmetic Series5) Geometric Sequence6) Geometric Series7) Expanding a Binomial using Pascal’s Triangle8) The Binomial Theorem (with a mini-lesson on factorials)9) Mathematical InductionEditable download in Microsoft Word. Total of 16 pages!Each lesson includes the main concepts/formulas/theorems and several examples that vary in difficulty.
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9th - 12th
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Emotional and Behavioral Disorders Handbook
Good for professional development
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Not Grade Specific
Social Skills Bundle
Use this pre-made power points to help teach different life and social skills. For example, dealing with anger, expressing your feelings, recognizing another's feelings, and being embarrassed. These power points offer many different situations, examples calm down strategies, video examples, and picture examples.
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Not Grade Specific
Completing the Square Guided Notes!
Students can internalize the process of completing the square by following these easy to follow notes. The first portion of the note set shown in the preview allows students to understand the process of completing the square to create a perfect square trinomial. From there, they learn the full steps.Check out the anchor chart/reference sheet/poster I created.
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9th - 12th
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TI-84 Calculator Programs
These are programs that I write with my students in Algebra II. We use these programs throughout the year. The programs cover the following topics: Sinusoidal Curves (Amplitude, Period, Phase Shift, etc), Area of a Sector, Arithmetic Sequences, The Binomial Theorem, The Ambiguous Case of the Law of Sines, Compound Interest, Converting Degrees to Radians, Distance Formula with Midpoint and Slope, Dot Product, Geometric Sequences, Growth and Decay, Herron's Formula (area of a triangle with 3 sides
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9th - 12th
Choosing Accommodations & Modifications to Support Learners with Disabilities PD
This editable PD covers the curriculum and instruction approach introduced by Michael Giangreco and his colleagues in choosing Outcomes and Accommodations for Children(COACH): A Guide to Educational Planning for Students with Disabilities. The presenter briefly discusses educational accommodations and modifications in general, as well as explain the major elements and five instructional levels introduced in COACH. Purpose of this session:To facilitate participants’ knowledge and skills for more
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Staff
Introduction to Monomials and Polynomials in Cornell Style Notes
This note-taking template include a blank for students and a completed teacher copy to introduce the basics vocabulary for and identification markers of monomials and polynomials. It includes:
- Vocabulary - coefficient, term, like term, degree, monomial, binomial, polynomial and distributive property
- Multiple in-note practice problems
- Recognition practice then building practice, as part of the to-with-by teaching model
This was created for a class of high school students with specially de
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6th - 9th
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Quadratics Unit guided notes Math 3 III
Guided Notes for a Quadratic Unit in Math III Common Core classroom.Includes...Solve Quadratic Equations Using FactoringUse Factoring to Solve Quadratic Word ProblemsSolve Quadratic Equations Using Quadratic FormulaSketching Quadratic Functions in Vertex FormConvert Vertex and Factored Forms of Quadratics Functions to Standard FormConvert Standard Form of a Quadratics Function to Vertex FormSketching Quadratic Functions in Standard FormComparing the 3 Different Forms of a Quadratic FunctionLots
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9th - 12th
Alg.2/PC: Graphing power functions
This 4 page guided notes is designed for precalculs/alg. II. The idea is that students explore various power functions and summarize how "k" influences the graph, and how "a" influences the graph. I have used this with my students, and the organizational chart on page 3 really helps bring the idea together. I have attached a completed copy of the notes, so you can see what the end product is (I think it helps to see what I was thinking when I created these notes).
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11th - 12th
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Unit 1A Prerequisite Student Notesheets for Common Core Algebra 2
These are my version of Student "cloze/cornell notes/ Burrill notes" for my Power Points and teacher notes.
These are over the lessons of
-Algebraic Properties
-Linear Equations and Absolute Value Equations
-Linear Inequalities in One Variable
-Complex Numbers
-Factoring
-Quadratics
These notes are set up so that the students can take more time watching and understanding versus writing down every little thing and not grasping the whole concept.
To try and get the students to think on their own
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution Notes and Tic-Tac-Practice Activity
In order to introduce solving systems by substitution, we did these guided notes and practice activity. First, I introduced three new vocab words and the procedure. Then we did a guided example, a partner example, and worked on independent Tic-Tac-Toe Practice. in my classroom the first to get done with each type of tic-tac-toe (vertical, horizontal, diagonal) gets a class reward ticket but you could also use candy / whatever you like to incentivize a little competition!
All definitions and pro
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8th - 10th
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Polynomial Long Division Guided Notes
Two column guided notes that are easy to project and work through with students. Polynomial long division with and without placeholders in the dividend. Two-column method ensures students know what to subtract each step.
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9th - 11th
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High School and College for Students with Disabilities:Key Differences(editable)
This resource compares key differences in term of :Applicable LawsRequired Documentation Self-AdvocacyParental RoleInstructionGrades and TestsResponsibilities for Studying
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Laws of Exponents handout with practice problems, quizzes, tests, and keys
Laws of Exponents Unit Resources contains· Student handout (6 pages) covering multiplication and division of powers, raising powers to a power, zero and negative exponents, and standard order with multiple operations. Many practice problems included. Written in Word so teachers may modify documents.· Simplifying assumes use of positive exponents for all answers, leaving coefficients in ratio form· Quiz in alternate forms for positive exponents· Second quiz covering positive, negative, and zero
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8th - 10th
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Also included in: Laws of Integer Exponents Unit
Emotional Disturbance in Children: An Analysis
Although most of us believe that early childhood is the best and stress free period of life, young children have psychological problems which could lead to depression, sleeping disorders, learning and communication disorders, thus hindering their holistic growth and development. Children’s behavioral and emotional problems have allegedly exploded in the past two decades, (1988-2008) with many more children diagnosed with mental health disorders and a surging population of youth who are medicated
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PreK - 8th, Staff
Emotions
Includes Printable flash cards of emotions, definitions, examples, and visuals of various facial expressions. This resource can be used for ASD students, ESL students, and all areas of special education.
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Not Grade Specific
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Solving 2-Step Equations Guided Notes
Each steps to MATH success lesson has a guided note packet to promote student learning and organization. These notes follow the lesson solving 2-step equations. Sorry the preview is small, but the notes go directly with the slides in the Smart Notebook lesson.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Logarithms Guided Notes
A multiple-example note sheet with warm-up problems on converting between exponential and logarithmic equations. This is a great introductory problem set for students just being introduced to logarithms! Can be completed with a PPT or easily project and filled out while students work on a printed form.
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9th - 11th
Literacy&Evidence-Based Practices in Deaf Education:What We Know&We Suspected PD
Important note: Children who are identified and served early acquire language and literacy skills at a level superior to those who are not identified and served early. “Early” means 6 monthsSession AgendaWhat is an evidence-based practice?What do we know?What do we suspect?Where are we headed?
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Not Grade Specific
Equations of Parabolas
These are guided notes that show students how to derive the equation of a parabola given the focus and directrix.
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9th - 11th
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Math II Graphing Functions and Reading Graphs Guided Notes
Guided notes on Functions in Math II
Includes...
Increasing/Decreasing Functions and End Behavior
X and Y Intercepts
Domain and Range Introductions
Understanding Functions in Context (Word Problems)
Piece-wise Functions
Composite Functions for HONORS class!
Parent Functions (Square Root, Cubic, Absolute Value)
Graphing Shifts of Parent Functions
Function problems from released STATE EXAM
LARGE amount of information! At least two weeks of notes for a regulars class, one and a half weeks for an
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Forms of a Quadratic Function (Notes + Practice)
Do your students know the three forms of a quadratic function? (Standard, Vertex, and Intercept Forms) Students will learn how the three forms describe different aspects of the quadratic function (such as the vertex, the y-intercept, and the x-intercepts).
Factoring out a GCF and Factoring by Grouping
These guided notes help students become introduced to the idea of a GCF and factoring by grouping. Next, they will factor when a > 1, so this lesson sets them up well to do that. There are also examples where a = 1, so they have to find the GCF first and then factor those.
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10th - 12th
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modeling end behavior of higher degree poynomails
This is a set of guided notes for students to complete (on their own, with some assistance, if necessary) for discovering the pattern of end behavior for polynomials. I used wolfram alpha for students to expand and graph the polynomials ...
There is also a brief section of graphing transformations of monomials at the beginning of the notes as well.
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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