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High school order of operations resources for SMART Notebook
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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Grades:
7th - 12th
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How I Teach Evaluating Expressions
This is a 30 page Smartboard file over evaluating expressions. Students learn to plug values in for the variables and use order of operations to solve them. There are plenty of practice problems with answers.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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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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Grades:
7th - 11th
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ORDER OF OPERATIONS STICKS N CHIPS STYLE - MIDDLE SCHOOL
THIS IS A VERY INTERACTIVE ORDER OF OPERATIONS LESSON. THIS CAN BE USED FOR 6TH, 7TH OR 8TH GRADE MATH BUT IT IS THE FIRST LEVEL. I ALSO HAVE 7TH AND 8TH LESSONS. PEMDAS IS THE ACRONYM FOR ORDER OF OPS AND THIS WILL HELP STUDENTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH COMPUTING ADDITION/SUBTRACTION LAST. USING THE WHITEBOARD, STUDENTS CAN MOVE THE CHEETOS AND DORITO STYLE- THIS KEEPS THEM ENGAGED. THERE ARE OVER 20 SLIDES AND THERE ARE 5 EXTRA EXAMPLES YOU CAN DUPLICATE AND CHANGE. I WANT YOU TO ENJOY AND USE THI
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Beginning Pre-Algebra Smartboard
This file contains all 10 lessons for Chapter 1 of Prentice Hall Pre-Algebra. Topics covered are: variables and expressions, order of operations, evaluating expressions, integers and absolute value, adding integers, subtracting integers, inductive reasoning, looking for a pattern, multiplying/dividing integers, coordinate plane.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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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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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Grades:
7th - 10th
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
Order of Operations Games
This resource has 3 different Order of Operations games on a SMART Notebook file. Each game is easy to explain and only requires dice, pencil, and paper for set up. Students get a chance to both create and solve different equations using the Order of Operations. All games are inclusive to all learners and can range from simple adding and subtracting to including brackets, multiplication, and division. Games can be played individually or with a small group, or even used as an assessment. I'v
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4th - 9th
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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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Can you see the order of operations? smartboard game
This smartboard game is designed to review and assess students ability to use the order of operations correctly. It uses positvie integers only. Click on a pair of glasses to go to a question page. Click on the guy with glasses to reveal the correct answer. Click on back to return to the homepage. Use the red x to cover glasses on the homepage to note used questions.
Grades:
5th - 9th
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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Grades:
7th - 10th, Adult Education
Order of Operations for the Smartboard
This lesson explains the meaning of "pemdas" to students and has them apply it. Students first practice deciding the order of the operations and then has them practice getting answers.
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Grades:
5th - 9th
Algebra Number Sort: Smartboard Review Game
Algebra Number Sort
Students will solve for y and determine if y is negative or positive. Students will drag the equation icon (alien or monkey) to the corresponding negative or positive "home" (straw hut or space ship). Great interactive smartboard game.
Skills utilized:
Exponents
Radicals
Order of Operations
Absolute Value
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Evaluating with absolute value smartboard game
This is a review game for the smartboard which involves evaluating expressions that include an absolute value. Drag a turtle to the center of the board. Kids work the problem out either on the board or on whiteboards. Then drag the turtle through the white box at the bottom of the page. The answer will appear.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Order of Operations Do Now, Dipstick, Quiz,
This problems assesses student ability to correctly solve and identify errors in order of operations problems. Encourage your students to use mathematical terminology in the writing section of the problem.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Jeopardy Review Game
This Jeopardy Review Game features:
- adding and subtracting real numbers
- simplifying and evaluating expressions
- simple real world problems
- order of operation
was originally written as a review for Chapter 1 of Algebra. Sample includes all the 100 point questions.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
SmartBoard Mini Lesson of Order of Operations
This Smart Board mini lesson includes some basic vocabulary, perimeter problem, rules of order of operations, several problems for students to try which increase in difficulty each time, and exponent problems that often cause students difficulty.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Order of Operations with Fractions 1
Smart Notebook lesson notes for order of operations with fractions
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Grades:
7th - 9th
24 game with double dice
Traditional 24 game with interactive dice to randomly select the numbers.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Target 24 v4
The computation game of Target 24 is an excellent game that generates 4 random numbers and you have to use all 4 numbers once and only once and multiply, divide, add, and/or subtract these number to make a math sentence that equals 24. If you get 24 correctly then you are awarded 3 points. Now since there are random numbers involved you may not be able to get exactly 24 so if you can get a 23 or 25 that is worth 2 points or if you can only get a 22 or 26 then you get 1 point. Play for a deter
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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