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Problem solving trigonometry Common Core HSA-REI.A.1 resources
Unit 1 Modeling Linear Functions EDITABLE Lessons (GEORGIA Aligned)
The Unit 1 Modeling Linear Functions Lessons (GEORGIA Aligned) resource is specifically aligned to the state of Georgia's new mathematics standards.What's included?This GOOGLE DOC contains 80 pages of full lesson plans, student notes, 1 mid-unit quiz, and 1 optional summative assessment (MEA).There are 12 lessons in total including optional lessons for assessments:Identifying and Extending Patterns in Arithmetic SequencesRecursive Formula in ContextGenerating Equations to Model Arithmetic Sequen
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8th - 10th
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Trigonometric Equations of Quadratic Type - CIRCUIT + Typed Solutions
This is a fun self-checking circuit activity on solving trigonometric equations of quadratic type. There is provided space for students to show work on the pages.Activity directions: Students begin with the problem #1, solve the problem, find the answer somewhere else on the pages ( which are three) and write "2" in the blank. Then student solve that problem (#2), search for the answer again and when find it write "3" in the next blank. Students continue in this manner until they return to the p
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: All My Trigonometry Products BUNDLE - Growing
10th Grade Saxon Secondary 2 Math Powerpoints
These 124 Powerpoint lessons work hand in hand with the Saxon Algebra 2 math textbook. If you do not teach the Saxon program then these Powerpoints can be used to help teach the Secondary 2 Common Core. Each Powerpoint consists of a lesson overview which includes formulas and direct instructions. After that there are several practice problems that allows students to put into practice what they just learned. This is a great opportunity for group work as well as for the teacher to walk around the
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9th - 10th
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Determine number of solutions for Linear Equations Graphic Organizer
The perfect graphic organizer for interactive notebooks. Use this to aide your students in their learning of Determining Number of Solutions for Linear equations.Slide One is a blank template you can hand to each student.Slide Two is an editable template for you to fix anything that is writtenSlide Three is an electronic card sort for your students to sort out the piecesSlide Four is a filled-out handout for your students to put into their notebooks.
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8th - 9th
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EXIT TICKET: Justifying Equations (google slides)
This is a quick interactive exit ticket to assess justifying one-variable equations using up to three steps. How to use: You can complete this exit ticket as a whole group activity and have students come to the board to answer each question. You can assign slides 4-8 to the students have them complete them on their own and then submit for review. Open a new google slides presentation. Copy slides 4-8 to the new presentation. You can share the new presentation with the students by creating a link
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6th - 9th
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Algebra II Trigonometry Flipped Class: The Complete Course (Distance Learning)
I've spent the last 6+ years developing a flipped class for Algebra II/Trig. I make videos that students watch at home, the next day in class we briefly discuss the math and they have class time to work. With videos, worksheets, and answer keys, I have everything you need right here to do the same.So far it's been especially useful with the Remote Learning we are all trying to navigate as the coronavirus quarantine continues.What you'll find:1) Free videos (playlists on YouTube) covering the top
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8th - 12th
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ALGEBRA 1 Solving Linear Inequalities Unit Lessons + Worksheets
ALGEBRA 1 Unit 2: Solving Linear Inequalities. This bundle includes 6 lessons used for teaching through Solving Linear Inequalities. Each lesson includes examples and practice problems that can be used for a self paced / homeschool course or in a classroom. Lesson 2.1: Writing and Graphing Inequalities Lesson 2.2: Solving Inequalities Using Addition or SubtractionLesson 2.3: Solving Inequalities Using Multiplication or DivisionLesson 2.4: Solving Multi-Step InequalitiesLesson 2.5: Solving Compou
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7th - 10th
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Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles, Nosey & Rosie - the Case of the Yearbook Heist
Intermediate Level:
Albie was excited to get his yearbook. But as he was waiting in line, tragedy struck. Someone stole his yearbook money!
Join Nosey and Rosie to analyze the clues and solve the crime.
What Makes a Student a Creative Genius:
1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need:
Imagination to approach tough problems and design new lines of attack.
Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles develop logical reasoning and deduction skills.
• Creative geniuses aren’t cor
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1st - 9th
ALGEBRA 1 Solving Equations Unit Lessons + Worksheets
ALGEBRA 1 Unit 1: Solving Linear Equations. This bundle includes 7 lessons used for teaching through Solving Linear Equations. Each lesson includes examples and practice problems that can be used for a self paced / homeschool course or in a classroom. Lesson 1.1: Evaluating Algebraic Expressions Lesson 1.2: Finding Cube RootsLesson 1.3: Solving Simple EquationsLesson 1.4: Solving Multi-Step Equations Lesson 1.5: Solving Equations with Variables on Both SidesLesson 1.6: Solving Absolute Value Equ
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7th - 10th
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Somebody Saw, Charlie & Gerald - The Case of the Office Supply Frame-up
Beginning Level:
Mario is no thief. He definitely did not steal markers from the Principal. But someone planted the stolen markers in Mario's locker. Now Mario is in trouble.
Join Charlie and Gerald to analyze the clues and solve the crime.
What Makes a Student a Creative Genius:
1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need:
Imagination to approach tough problems and design new lines of attack.
Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles develop logical reasoning and deduction skill
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1st - 9th
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Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles, Bella & Rachel - The Case of the Stolen Wallet
Intermediate Level:
Priya was just watching the video in class, daydreaming about what to buy for lunch. All of a sudden, commotion erupted in the darkness. Someone stole Priya's wallet.
Join Bella and Rachel to analyze the clues and solve the crime.
What Makes a Student a Creative Genius:
1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need:
Imagination to approach tough problems and design new lines of attack.
Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles develop logical reasoning and deduc
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1st - 9th
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Introduction to Algebra 1 Jeopardy
Students love this competitive and fun jeopardy game! Easy to use and click on the little house on each slide to go back to the points table quickly. This covers the basics such as integer rules, one-step equations, exponents, and fractions. Perfect for use during the first week of class!
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5th - 9th
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Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles, Bella & Rachel - The Case of the Dead Mouse
Intermediate Level:
Jason was proud to be the student chosen to organize the Principals' Luncheon. That was until a dead mouse was found in one of the lunches. Now everyone is furious with Jason.
Join Bella and Rachel to analyze the clues and solve the crime.
What Makes a Student a Creative Genius:
1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need:
Imagination to approach tough problems and design new lines of attack.
Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles develop logical reasoning
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Grades:
1st - 9th
Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles, Nosey & Rosie - The Case of the Ding Dong Rat
Intermediate Level:
Shireen was just walking home. She didn't know a rat was left on the Vice Principal's stoop. Now someone is framing Shireen for the dastardly deed.
Join Nosey and Rosie to analyze the clues and solve the crime.
What Makes a Student a Creative Genius:
1. Creative geniuses love puzzles. Tomorrow’s innovators need:
Imagination to approach tough problems and design new lines of attack.
Somebody Saw Logic Puzzles develop logical reasoning and deduction skills.
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Grades:
1st - 9th
Steps in Solving Logarithmic Equations
Students work in groups of two or three to arrange steps in the correct order to solve a logarithmic equation. These equations involve five steps and include problems requiring transferring between logs and exponents and a few requiring the properties of logs.
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9th - 11th
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