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10th grade applied math resources for SMART Notebook
Commission Sales - SMART Notebook Snapshot
This SMART Notebook snapshop covers the topic of commission sales and explores the concepts of flat and graduated commission as well as minimum guaranteed pay. This presentation can be used to introduce the concepts in an applied or business math class. It can also be used as part of a series of real world-related BAR warm-up activities.
I teach in an alternative program in a high school where I have students in a variety of math subjects all in the classroom at the same time. Every day, I spen
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Hourly & Salary Pay - SMART Notebook Snapshot
This SMART Notebook snapshop covers the topics of regular hourly, overtime hourly and salary pay. It also explores the concept of "exempt" and "non-exempt" employees and how the classification relates to overtime. This presentation can be used to introduce the concepts in an applied or business math class. It can also be used as part of a series of real world-related BAR warm-up activities.
I teach in an alternative program in a high school where I have students in a variety of math subjects
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7th - 12th
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Algebra I Lesson: Combining Like Terms SNB
Algebra I Lesson: Combining Like Terms has all the materials you need to successfully teach your students to simplify expressions by combining like terms. This version comes in a Smart Notebook file for SmartBoards. (If you do not have this software but are still interested, take a look at my PDF version.)
IMPORTANT NOTE: I developed this lesson with fonts called Grilled Cheese and Smarty Pants. You will have to install these fonts on the computer you will be using for this presentation in orde
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7th - 10th
Direct Variation Lesson 1-9
This lesson is designed to coincide with the Course 2 Glencoe 7th Grade Mathematics curriculum. This is Lesson 1-9 on Direct Variation. This lesson will explain what a direct variation is and how it compares with proportional relationships. This lesson includes what a direct variation looks like in the graph, table and equation. This lesson also includes some help with the vocabulary in the lesson. The vocabulary words include; direct variation, constant of proportionality and proportional
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7th - 12th
How I Teach Adding or Deleting a Data Point with Central Tendency
This is a 27 page Smartboard file explaining what happens to the mean or median when a data point is added or deleted. Some examples are to just say increase or decrease and other examples are more specific in how much it increases or decreases. All examples have answers.
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7th - 10th
Quadratic Expressions Lesson 4 - Factoring x^2+ bx + c
In this SmartNotebook lesson, students will use their understanding of factoring to review some application-based problems, and apply it to create a set of step-by-step "rules" for factoring the simplest quadratic expression: x^2 + bx + c.Students review factoring both algebraically and with algebra tiles as tactile aids, and an assessment activity using exit slips is provided for them to complete at the end of the lesson. If time permits, there is an interactive whole-class rotary activity for
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10th
SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS; ELIMINATION, for Smart boards.
Solving systems of equations with instructional pages on elimination with and without multiplication. Step by step instructions. Multiplying one or both equations. Many pages of student practice and answer keys. 44 pages. Answer keys have a shape hiding the answer which can be slid over to reveal the answer. All pages are printable. (Straight forward not cutesy). SMART BOARD software is required to run these filesThank you for your purchase. If you would like to know about freebies, sale
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6th - 11th, Adult Education
Complete presentation - Functions, inverses
This is a complete, 43 slide SMART Board presentation on functions. Teachers can walk though slide by slide, asking questions along the way to discover many different ways we can write and represent functions: ordered pairs, mapping, equations, graphing, etc.Teachers can print out activities on functions / inverses.1) Is it a function? Students look at domain and range to determine if sets of numbers are functions or not. Then they plot points to see if sets of ordered pairs pass the 'vertical l
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7th - 10th
Zero and Negative Exponent Properties & Scientific Notation
This is a SMART Notebook lesson revolving around zero and negative exponent properties. This also includes simplifying expressions with zero and negative exponents, scientific notation, and problems to require students to work backwards using the properties to find missing exponents within an expression. The lesson has notes, example problems, and problems for the students to complete themselves. (labeled as whiteboard problems because they are intended to completed on individual student whitebo
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8th - 10th
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Geometry Writing Prompts
We need to encourage students to write more in our math classes. This collection of 29 quick writes is a great way to take 3 minutes out of your day to have them write about what they have learned.
Concepts addressed:
1) Geometry foundation vocabulary
2) Midpoint
3) Inductive Reasoning/Logic
4) Congruent Triangles
5) Special Triangle Segments
6) Triangle Inequalities
7) Trigonometry
8) Surface Area and Volume
9) Area (including Composite)
10) Circles (arc length)
11) Similar Triangles
12) Paral
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8th - 10th
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Measurement Race
This Measurement Race can be used as a review activity at the end of a unit on Measurement, Conversion, Surface Area, and Volume. You will find a variety of difficulties, including composite shapes. Students will collaborate and lead each other through these problems, all in a unique race-style format.Enjoy!
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9th - 12th
Quadratic Expressions Lesson 1 - The Distributive Property with Polynomials
This SmartNotebook lesson incorporates a review of BEDMAS and the distributive property, and scaffolding learning through application problems. By the end of the lesson, students will interactively demonstrate their understanding of the distributive property with polynomials and solidify their learning with several small activities.For supplementary information on the activities for your students, please see the "Distributive Property with Polynomials Lesson Plan" document file available in my l
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9th - 10th
Quadratic Expressions Lesson 2 - Special Products and Conjugates
In this interactive SmartNotebook lesson, students are able to review their understanding of the distributive property with polynomials. They then apply this knowledge to new special products [eg. (2x+3)^2] and conjugates [eg. (x+3)(x-3)]. With this new knowledge the students can then develop a set of "rules" to follow in order to help them complete a group challenge problem.For additional help in setting up this lesson, look for the "Special Products and Conjugates Lesson Plan" in my product li
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10th
Percent, Sales Tax, and Discounts "March Mathness" Tournament
This product will help students practice the following skills:-Expressing fractions as percents-Expressing decimals as percents-Expressing percents as decimals-Finding sales tax and discounts-Finding percent increase and percent decreaseI use this activity as a tournament style game. Students are asked to compete head-to-head in a battle of speed and accuracy to correctly answer questions. The rules I use are listed on the first slide and questions follow. The answer to each question is listed u
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6th - 12th
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Quadratic Expressions Lesson 3 - Common Factors and Factoring by Grouping
In this interactive SmartNotebook lesson, students will review their knowledge of common factors and apply them to increasingly complex polynomials. Using their knowledge of common factors they will learn a new way to factor complex polynomials by using the grouping method.
With a concrete understanding of factoring by grouping, students will then participate in a group challenge problem based on a real world application.
For additional lesson timing and sequencing, look for the "Common Factor
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10th
CHEMISTRY - SMART Notebook - Calculating Average Atomic Mass
This SMART Notebook includes two sample problems for determining average atomic mass. There are twelve additional problems for calculating average atomic mass. Six of the problems have pull tabs for the solutions and six of the problems do not have the solutions included.
This work by SMARTERTEACHER is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
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8th - 12th
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1.2 Exponents and Powers
Students will identify base and exponent. Students will also evaluate expressions containing exponents.
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8th - 10th
Job Hunt Interactive Notebook
"Job Hunt" will take students through an extensive lesson on how salaries and wages work. It will compare local jobs and extend into comparing jobs from around the world. Students will convert currency, and covert between different ways to earn money. Conversations will develop about income as students collaborate through this activity.Student handout Word Doc is also available. Enjoy!
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8th - 11th
Also included in:Â JOB HUNT bundle
1.5 A Problem Solving Plan Using Models
In this lesson, students will translate algebraic phrases into expressions. There are many hidden objects and links in my lesson, so be sure to click on all areas and objects.
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8th - 10th
Bird Crap - Relating Units of Measurement
Ever wonder how different craps compare?Check out this activity where students will relate different bird craps to one another. They will then create conversion factors, extrapolate values, and explore different units of measure. Available in both Smart Notebook Software and PDFs. Enjoy!
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7th - 10th
Exponents Review
This is a game to review basic exponent rules. Review all exponent rules. Fun activity to end the class or could take the entire class. There are 16 questions.
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8th - 10th
1.1 Variables in Algebra/Expressions
This is a lesson over variable expressions. Students will determine what operation is being performed in an expression. Students will then evaluate the expression.
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7th - 10th
Systematic Lists - Group Work
Have students work together in cooperative groups to solve various problems using systematic lists.
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7th - 10th
Reverse Backwards Percentages
A lesson with resources and solutions all in one.
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9th - 11th
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