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10th grade order of operations interactive whiteboards
Valentine's Day Jeopardy-Equations, Exponents, Expression, Slope, Roots
Students will have fun reviewing the topics of equations, exponents, expressions, slope and roots with this engaging and competitive game of Jeopardy with a Valentine's Day theme. This resource is a no prep for teachers activity. Just open the Jeopardy board and play the game. Instructions are provided with suggested ways to play and keep score. Each slide has the Jeopardy music attached to use as a countdown for students to answer the question. There are 25 questions in the game along with 8 ri
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6th - 10th
Order of operations BODMAS/BOMDAS
This resource explains the order of operations. It then provides examples for learners to try. It has a multiple choice quiz and then a set of differentiated questions for learners to try which can be used as a means of formative assessments.
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5th - 10th
Order of Operations in a PowerPoint Presentation
Order of Operations in a PowerPoint PresentationThis slideshow lesson is very animated with a flow-through technique. It was made for my Algebra 1 class, but can be used for lower grades. This lesson was one of a chapter that was used as a review for Pre-Algebra & below. The lesson teaches the use the order of operations to evaluate expressions. NEW: The lesson is in an editable format so you can tailor the lesson to your class. The problems and clipart can’t be edited due to the TOU and to
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5th - 10th
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Solving Equations and Inequalities- 5 Lessons- A.REI.b3
Common Core State Standards aligned
Standard A.REI.3 - Students can solve for one variable in an equation and inequality.
Included in this Solving Equations/Inequalities bundle:
Lesson 1- Solving 1 and 2 step equations
Lesson 2- Combining like terms then solving for a variable
Lesson 3- Solving Inequalities and graphing on a number line.
Lesson 4- Solving with variables on both sides of the equation (distributive property included)
Lesson 5- Solving Equations/Inequalities Review
Each lesson i
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7th - 12th
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Quiz Show Game Patterns to Algebra in a PowerPoint Presentation
Quiz Show Game Patterns to Algebra in a PowerPoint PresentationThis Quiz Show game, Jeopardy Style, is a great way to review a chapter. There are 25 questions and a scoreboard so you don’t have to write the score on a side board. Each page has the point value!This Quiz Show game covers all of the following:Identifying PatternsVariable Expressions & EquationsOrder of OperationsGraphing with CoordinatesLinear PatternsScatter Plots & Line of Best FitThe presentation has 25 slides with lots
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6th - 10th
CAHSEE Review -- Algebra & Functions
All California public school students must pass the California High School Exit Examination (CAHSEE) in order to receive a high school diploma.
This PowerPoint is used as a review prior to the exam. These are the 40 released questions from the Algebra & Functions section.
Other PowerPoint CAHSEE reviews:
Mathematical Reasoning CAHSEE Review
Number Sense CAHSEE Review
Statistics, Data Analysis & Probability CAHSEE Review
Geometry CAHSEE Review
Algebra 1 CAHSEE Review
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10th - 11th
Zap Zap Zoom Order of Operations Game
This is a game where teams compete to earn the most points. The questions progress in difficulty to include all operations, exponents, and nested parentheses. There are three zaps which cause the teams to lose points and a zoom which earns extra points. This is a fun way to review and practice the order of operations in a jeopardy type game.
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6th - 10th
Neat Numbers,Dang You're Fast Math,necessary arithmetic,exponents,mental math
This "two-volume" set of problems and puzzles should be all any school needs for their students to master those parts of arithmetic now needed in today's world . . . math or otherwise. The student will NOT have to do 568 x 47. That's for the calculator. The problems in this offering concentrate on those operations which should be done with no calculator. The problems herein work on mastering powers that should be known, and properties that are quite useful in computations. Major tests test
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Common Core Complete Expressions Unit - Algebra 1 -
Rational vs. Irrational Numbers - Interpreting Parts of an Expression - Interpreting Complicated Expressions - Order of Operations
Included in the Smart Board File:
-2 4-Lesson, 60 min per lesson sets of slides (1 per week)
-1 Smart Board file explaining how to teach each area of the lesson most effectively
-2 group projects over parts of an expression and self discovery of what expressions are and what their pieces are
-1 Unit Check Point quiz (completed at the end of week 1)
-1 Unit Test wi
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7th - 11th
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How I Teach Exponents
This is a 42 page Smartboard lesson on exponents. The lesson starts with the explanation of the base and the power. Next the process is explained. From there it goes to the explanation of -2 squared compared to (-2) squared. There is practice on simplifying both of those types first. Next the student has to write expressions using exponents. This leads to solving orders of operations involving exponents. Students should get a thorough understanding of exponents by the end of this lesson! Also in
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7th - 10th
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Exponents and Order of Operations
An introduction of Exponents and Operations to be used in conjunction with note taking and whiteboards.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Name that integer critical thinking activity
Once students have reviewed all four operations with integers, have them put their knowledge to work creating a game where other students guess their integers based on clues they provide. Samples are provided which model what students are expected to do.
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7th - 10th
Middle School Math: Key Ideas - Basic Algebra
In this resourceIn this Basic Algebra set of posters we are introduced to the Rules of Exponents, Types of Expressions (Monomial, Binomial & Polynomial), Algebraic Expressions, Algebraic Equations, Inequalities, and Simple and Advanced Word Problems. This file is part #3 in a larger set of posters which can be purchased as a set here.Depending on your state and district, some of these concepts are introduced in different grade levels. As such, this resource, and its individual resources, are
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Basic Middle School Math Concepts
Algebraic Expression and Integers
Notes, examples ,practice problems, and quizzes. This can be used to go with an Algebra/ Pre-Algebra course or it can stand alone. Everything is on powerpoint. If you have a smartboard, you can write on it as you go. Works well with challenging students. I will update as the year progresses.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
ORDERS OF OPERATIONS; for Smart boards.
Step by step instructions on the orders of operations. 1,2,3 and 4 step expressions to simplify. Many student practice pages with answer keys. Student pages from easy pages to more challenging. All pages are printable. 19 Pages. SMART BOARD software is required to run these files.Thank you for your purchase. If you would like to know about freebies, sales, new resources, click on follow me and you will get this information first.I truly and genuinely appreciate all feedback. I would like to kno
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5th - 10th, Adult Education
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Maths - SportsDay Heptathlon Activity
Calculate the points earned for your chosen athlete. Use their times and distances to calculate the points earned and then total the points to find who won the event.Fully customizable (change the names to the students in your class).Includes Results slide displaying Gold, Silver and Bronze winners and well as all the results across all disciplines for each athlete.All feedback welcome.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Algebra I,Board Session 2,Common Core Review,Quiz Bowl,Simplifying Expressions
In this Board Session students will…
-add and subtract whole numbers.
-work with exponents.
-work with order of operations to evaluate an expression.
-translate English expressions into math expressions.
These are problems in which NO CALCULATOR is necessary. All come out fairly nicely with a little scratch work. Though they were designed to be done “on the boards” you might find them to be a source for “No Calculator” parts of quizzes and/or tests. Rather than merely give only the a
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Algebra I,Board Session 1,Common Core Review,Quiz Bowl,Simplifying Expressions
In this Board Session students will…
-add and subtract whole numbers.
-work with exponents.
-use a replacement set to solve open sentences.
-review substituting in expressions and simplifying.
-translate English expressions into math expressions.
-solve a perimeter of a triangle problem.
These are problems in which NO CALCULATOR is necessary. All come out fairly nicely with a little scratch work. Though they were designed to be done “on the boards” you might find them to be a source fo
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Weekly Warm-up (FULL)
An all-inclusive Weekly math warm-up including:
Monday: Adding Integers (FREE)
Tuesday: Subtracting Integers (FREE)
Wednesday: Multiplying Integers
Thursday: Dividing Integers
Friday: Order of Operations
The full version.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Order of Operations - Interactive Whiteboard Lesson
This interactive whiteboard/panel resource works on any brand of device.Summary:In this lesson students investigate the impact of the order in which they calculate number sentences. They will use mental arithmetic strategies to solve problems and use a logical understanding of the order of operations to find the “correct” solutions. Students will be given number sentences which require a specific solution and asked to insert brackets to ensure the calculation is completed in the correct order to
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4th - 10th
Multiplying Polynomials
In this lesson, students are introduced to longer FOILing and the distributive property with 2 examples of more difficult polynomial expressions. Additionally, I break down what it means for a number to be a factor of another number, which primes students for either factoring or polynomial long division. This is a regular level lesson, as many honors students already easily understand what it means for a term or expression to be a factor of another. I pair this with a multiplying binomials/trino
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9th - 11th
Order of Operations Lesson Plan
Included are student guided notes and the key working with exponents and order of operations. There is also a worksheet for this lesson sold separately.
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Algebra 1 Intro to Algebra Review Part 1
This review was made using smart notebook software. This 38 question review covers writing algebraic expressions from a phrase, simplifying expressions using order of operations, and operating with positive and negative integers. I use this review after covering chapter 1 materials in the Prentice Hall textbook. My students use student response boards to work out and show me their answers. This review is a great way for them to review all the concepts taught and show them as well as myself how r
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7th - 10th, Adult Education
Algebra 1 Ch 1 Expressions, Equations, & Functions-Activinspire Flipcharts
Algebra Chapter 1 notes on a flipchart file to be used with a Promethean, Smartboard or other Interactive boards. This is a completely EDITABLE collection of the lessons that I teach throughout the school year. Lessons compatible with McGraw-Hill Glencoe Algebra textbook and Common Core Standards.You can earn FREE TPT money by leaving reviews on any paid resources! You will see the balance show up the next time you check out!Also, be sure to check out my teaching videos at this link: https://www
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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