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Free high school algebra 2 videos
Graphing Exponential Functions Cheat Sheet and Video
This reference sheet for graphing exponential functions walks Algebra students through identifying x and y shifts, identifying the parent function, creating a table for the parent function, shifting the parent table, plotting the points from the shifted table and sketching in the horizontal asymptote. Students can color the reference sheet to personalize it for their notebooks or binders. The sheet can also be enlarged into a poster as an anchor chart for graphing exponentials. *Includes link to
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9th - 11th
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Also included in: Algebraic Functions Activity Bundle
Slope - Funny Animated Rate of Change Real World Problem
This is an animation that I created to engage students in solving rate of change problems. The students are much more interested in finding the solution to this very same problem that I have done for years, now that I have a shirt cartoon to introduce it. I have also included myself working out the problem on the video. I began creating these videos to help ENL students who know very little English. Now, these students don't have to spend all of their energy just translating the problem. Th
Graphing Radical Functions Cheat Sheet and Video
This reference sheet for graphing radical functions walks students through identifying x and y shifts, identifying the parent function, creating a table for the parent function, shifting the parent table, plotting the points from the shifted table and sketching the graph.Students can color the reference sheet to personalize it for their notebook or binders. The sheet can also be enlarged into a poster as an anchor chart for graphing radicals. *Includes link to YouTube video tutorial.You may also
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9th - 11th
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Also included in: Algebra 2 Activities Bundle with Digital Updates
Graphing Logarithmic Functions Cheat Sheet and Video
This reference sheet for graphing logarithmic functions walks students through identifying x and y shifts and the base, identifying the parent function, creating a table for the parent function, shifting the parent table, plotting the points from the shifted table and sketching in the vertical asymptote. Students can color the reference sheet to personalize it for their notebook or binders. The sheet can also be enlarged into a poster as an anchor chart for graphing logs. *Includes video link.Yo
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10th - 11th
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Also included in: Algebra 2 Activities Bundle with Digital Updates
DISTANCE LEARNING Logarithm Unit (Full Video Lessons & Answer Keys)
This is a complete logarithm unit. There are eight days of lessons. Each day contains:Full Video LessonsBlank Notes and Answer Key NotesBlank Classwork and Answer Key ClassworkBlank Homework and Answer Key HomeworkThe concepts for each day are:Day 1: Introduction to LogarithmsDay 2: Common and Natural Logs with Log PropertiesDay 3: Graphing Logarithmic EquationsDay 4: Expanding and Condensing LogsDay 5: PracticeDay 6: Change of Base Formula and Solving Exponential EquationsDay 7: Solving Logarit
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9th - 12th
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Simplifying radical expressions
This is a short video that shows students how to simplify radical expression with a story and animation. This method will ensure that students never forget how to simplify a radical expression because you can always refer back to "who left the radical party". This video is great for English learners because there are minimal words to read and the graphic will explain everything. It is short enough so that you can have your students watch it several times in class.
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7th - 10th
Polynomial Operation Videos & Notes
I am posting this resource to my TPT store. For FREE! I am posting this March 2020. I want to do my little bit to help since some schools are closing because of COVID-19 (or coronavirus). Now, I wouldn’t normally post this to my TPT because I feel that the quality isn’t the best but it may help out some teachers and students for distance learning. If you are in need of these resources feel free to download. If you review, please don’t be too harsh. It was somewhat difficult for me to make
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Graphing and Writing Sinusoidal Functions - 2 Day Lesson & Work - NO PREP!
Graphing transformations of sine and cosine, like y = Asin(Bx + C) + D, is difficult for students and teachers alike. The topic is detail-oriented and nuanced, and students often get very lost.This lesson, guided notes, videos, and practice set is exactly what you need to give your students a firm grasp on the skills and concepts involved. The lesson will take two to four days, depending on how familiar and motivated your students are. The lesson is broken into two basic parts. One part tea
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Modeling with Sinusoidal Functions COMPLETE UNIT
Common Core Algebra II - Unit #10 Polynomial and Rational Functions
Polynomial functions are explored in the beginning of this 14 lesson unit. Students use factors of polynomials as well as their long-run behavior to sketch graphs of polynomial functions. Polynomial identities are used to justify algebraic and geometric relationships. Rational expressions are introduced along with restrictions on their domains. Students then become fluent in classic rational algebra, including simplifying, multiplying, dividing, and summing rational expressions. Polynomial long-
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10th - 11th
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A Beautiful Mind questionnaire
This questionnaire is tailored to the true story of Dr. John Nash. A Beautiful Mind is a wonderful representation of a mathematical mind and its power over the human cerebral. I have shown this movie as a fun activity and given these questions to the students in order to make them think about mathematics and the human mind.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Introduction to Functions Video Lesson with Guided Notes and Practice
Students will learn the basics about functions in this introduction to functions video lesson. The video is accompanied by guided notes, mirroring the content covered in the video, along with an additional worksheet for more practice.These resources have been instrumental in my flipped classroom approach, allowing students to grasp the material independently while I focus on providing personalized support. This method empowers students to learn at their own speed, ensuring ample practice for a t
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8th - 11th
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Common Core Algebra II - Unit #13 Statistics
We start this 13 lesson unit with review of major descriptive statistics. The normal distribution and normally distributed populations are explored and probabilities are explored using graphs, tables, and the calculator. Inferential statistics are then explored using statistical simulation. Sample means, proportions, and treatments are all developed by use of simulation. Finally, regression and correlation are reviewed and extended, including sinusoidal regression.To access the lesson videos on
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10th - 11th
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Radicals-Lesson 1-Simplify Radical Expressions
In this lesson students will learn to simplify radical expressions. The lesson includes 30 problems over 19 slides in Google Slides. The skills covered in this lesson are:Simplify radical expression without variablesSimplify radical expression with variablesFinding a missing piece of a radical expression/equationAdding/Subtracting RadicalsMultiplying RadicalsAlso included with this lesson is a full length YouTube video of this lesson being taught. The video is great for:students that are abse
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: 8th Grade Math-Algebra and Pre-Algebra Whole Course Growing Bundle
Scatter Plots and Best-Fitting Lines
Scatter Plots, Correlations, Best Fitting Lines
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions they have as they work.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Common Core Algebra II - Unit #5 Sequences and Series
Arithmetic, geometric, and recursively defined sequences are all reviewed from Common Core Algebra I in this 6 lesson unit. Series are then introduced, with the help of summation (sigma) notation. The structure of both arithmetic and geometric series are used to find formulas for their sums. Finally, a sophisticated look is taken at how geometric series can be used to determine mortgage payments and balances.To access the lesson videos on YouTube use your smartphone or tablet to scan the QR code
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10th - 11th
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Polynomials-Lesson 1-Add and Subtract Polynomials
In this lesson students will learn to add and subtract polynomials. The lesson includes 22 problems over 17 slides in Google Slides. The skills covered in this lesson are:Write a polynomial in standard formIdentify if an expression is a polynomialFind the degree of a polynomialAdd and subtract polynomials(including multi-step problems)Problem solving using the skills aboveAlso included with this lesson is a full length YouTube video of this lesson being taught. The video is great for:students
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Polynomials-Whole Unit Bundle
Polynomials-Lesson 3-Special Products of Polynomials
In this mini-lesson students will learn to find special products of polynomials. The lesson includes 10 problems over 9 slides in Google Slides. The skills covered in this lesson are:Square of a binomial pattern Ex: (x - 5)^2Sum and difference pattern Ex: (x + 5)(x - 5)Also included with this lesson is a full length YouTube video of this lesson being taught. The video is great for:students that are absentto show if you need a sub for a daystudents that need to study for a test to show parents
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Polynomials-Whole Unit Bundle
Graph Linear Inequalities in Two Variables
Tell Whether the Ordered Pair is a Solution to the Inequality, Graphing Linear Inequalities
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions they have
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Represent Relations and Functions
Domain, Range, Relations, Functions, Vertical Line Test
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions they have as they work.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Solving Systems by Substitution PowerPoint (A5C)
This is a 10-slide presentation on Solving Systems by Substitution. There is nothing fancy here - just 8 examples to use to teach the substitution method. HOWEVER, I have included a link to a YouTube video on a very unique and effective way to teach the substitution method. Download this PowerPoint and check out the YouTube video! If your students struggle with the substitution method, then you've got nothing to lose! The PowerPoint and video are both free!Key for each example included in the no
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Systems of Equations Unit Bundle - Algebra 1 Curriculum
Quadratic Formula Cup Song Video Link and Lyrics!
The Quadratic Formula Cup Song is a fun and educational video that I found on YouTube performed by math students! This document contains the lyrics so that your students can follow along and a section for writing the quadratic formula and the meaning of the values of the discriminant! Props goes out to the girls who performed this catchy tune math style! See the YouTube video here.
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9th - 12th
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Absolute Value Functions and Transformations
Graphing Absolute Value Functions, Writing the Equation of an Absolute Value Function Given It's Graph
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any questions
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Solve Linear Inequalities
Graphing Inequalities on a Number Line
"And" and "Or" Statements
Solving and Graphing One Variable Inequalities
This is a flipped lesson. It includes a power point presentation, a notes worksheet for students to fill in, and a voice over video of me doing the lesson. I have my students watch the video and complete the notes at home. They can then come to class and do their homework. This allows me to give them immediate feedback as they are completing their assignment as well as answer any
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
TED Talk Video Worksheet: The Myth behind the "Math Brain"
This video worksheet goes along with a wonderful TED Talk that explains that there is no such thing as having a "math brain". I did this activity on the second day of school to help students develop a growth mindset when it comes to math. Here is the link to the video: TED Talk
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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