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Common Core HSF-IF.B.4 homeschool curricula
Algebra 1 Curriculum
Get a complete High School Algebra 1 curriculum including units on solving equations and inequalities, linear functions, exponents and exponential functions, factoring polynomials, quadratics, and more! These ready-to-use Algebra 1 resources include everything you need to teach high school algebra to your on-level or lower-level/special education class. Supplements would be needed for an honors class.Each unit contains guided notes, practice worksheets for the classroom and/or homework, activiti
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8th - 11th
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Progress Monitoring Quizzes Bundle--MAAP Algebra I
This is a bundle of all the progress monitoring quizzes based on the MAAP (Mississippi Academic Assessment Program) Algebra I End-of-Course Assessment.These quizzes consist of 5 or fewer multiple-choice items that mirror the practice items from the MAAP State Test Practice Booklets.Check out other products in my store!
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9th - 12th
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Assessments and Question Bank for Quadratic Functions | Unit 10
Editable Assessments for Quadratic Functions Unit 10 for Algebra 1 Curriculum! Includes both editable and PDF versions of the Review, Quiz & Test, plus an additional 64 problem question bank to customize your assessments! Unit 10 Review & Test Covers the Following Quadratic Functions TopicsKey Features of Quadratic Graphs Key Features of Quadratic Graphs (standard form) Graphing Quadratic Functions in Standard Form Transformations of Quadratics in Standard Form – a & c Key Features
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9th
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Function Fun 5: The King's Pathway
The King’s Pathway, provides an engaging project your students can do to create their own beautiful functions based on their work with the previous sections. Adaptations allow students from elementary, middle, and high school levels to succeed in making projects that are engaging and empowering examples of the beauty of mathematics. Very detailed instructions and classroom tested in 4th grade through Algebra. Linear and non-linear models are offered for students of varying levels. Color examples
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Grades:
4th - 10th
Graphs--Progress Monitoring Quiz #4--MAAP Algebra I
From these quizzes, you can identify each student’s rate of progress toward the instructional goal for the academic year. And you know immediately how well your students are performing. In this way, student progress monitoring also tells you how the student has responded to instruction, and whether or not instructional changes are needed.I mainly use these quizzes when reviewing for the end-of-course state assessment--Mississippi Academic Assessment Program (MAAP--Algebra I). When I have covered
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Progress Monitoring Quizzes Bundle--MAAP Algebra I
Algebra 1 | Complete Bundle | Easy to Edit | Google Classroom Ready
Save time and money with this bundle! It offers all our easy-to-edit worksheets and includes all three levels: entry, emerging, and expert. Students are often overwhelmed by the complexity of many current programs and math education trends. Math is a story that must unfold at a pace students understand. The goal is to make Algebra attainable to all students. What would happen if a child were to drive a car without being taught how to steer, brake, or turn signals? What would happen if students
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Monohybrid Punnett Square
In this activity, the students will review monohybrid crosses. Then, they will complete some by themselves.
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
HS-LS3-1
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 | 2nd Half | Expert Level | Factoring, Quadratics, Exponential
Save time and money with this bundle! This includes our expert or extension-level topics for the second half of a typical Algebra 1 class. To be clear, this material is taught in the second half of most Algebra 1 courses. Students are often overwhelmed by the complexity of many current programs and math education trends. Math is a story that must unfold at a pace students understand. I want all students to succeed in math, so I created these worksheets. The goal is to make Algebra attainable to
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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Algebra 1 | 2nd Half | Emerging Level | Factoring, Quadratics, Exponential
Save time and money with this bundle! This includes our emerging or proficient-level topics for the second half of a typical Algebra 1 class. To be clear, this material is taught in the second half of most Algebra 1 courses. Students are often overwhelmed by the complexity of many current programs and math education trends. Math is a story that must unfold at a pace students understand. I want all students to succeed in math, so I created these worksheets. The goal is to make Algebra attainable
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7th - 9th
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Algeba 1 | 2nd Half | Entry Level Bundle | Factoring, Quadratics, Exponential
Save time and money with this bundle! It offers the entry or introduction-level topics in one bundle. This material is taught in the second half of most Algebra 1 courses. Students are often overwhelmed by the complexity of many current programs and math education trends. Math is a story that must unfold at a pace students understand. I want all students to succeed in math, so I created these worksheets. The goal is to make Algebra attainable to all students. What would happen if a child were t
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7th - 9th
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Unit 4: Introduction to Functions | Identifying Relations, Domain, and Range
The word "function" is used daily. This bundle will show the students the connection between daily use and mathematical understanding. For anything to function, it must do something. Algebra teaches students how to model things by using functions. This bundle introduces relations, defines functions, and ends with linear functions. This unit is a prerequisite skill for quadratic and exponential functions. Most importantly, when used with other worksheets from Algebra Help Desk, these worksheets a
Grades:
8th - 9th
Unit 4: Types of functions: y = mx + b, point-slope, and standard forms
This bundle combines the three primary linear equations or functions (y = mx + b, point-slope, and standard forms) into one unit. It begins with a review of the slope intercept; students will manipulate this equation into point-slope form. Finally, students will learn how to write a linear equation in standard form. Students review each skill in isolation before combining them. By the end of this unit, students will be able to take an equation in one form and rewrite it in the other two forms. M
Grades:
7th - 9th
Unit 4: Types of functions | Vertical Line Test | Graphing | Linear y = mx + b
The function rule is the relationship between the input or domain and the output or range. To model with math, students must understand this concept. Until now, students have worked with simple models. Starting with linear function and beyond math, relationships grow complex. This bundle provides the foundation to model with math. This unit is critical for students working with quadratic (note: For people following our pacing guide, this is the second lesson in Unit 4: Linear functions). Most i
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7th - 9th
Algebra Power-Point: Slope-Intercept form/DISTANCE LEARNING/NO PREP
Students always seem to enjoy the lessons on Slope-intercept form.
* Within the slides, students receive instruction on exact meanings for each term in the slope-intercept equation.
* They review how to manipulate an equation from other forms to find the desired slope-intercept form.
* Once they master the basics, they learn what to do with the information and graph it on the Cartesian plane.
* Since the lesson greatly involves the slope, students learn about the relation
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â BUNDLE: Algebra Power-point Graphing Linear Equations and Functions
Domain and Range Notes
These notes are designed to help students connect independent and dependent variables to domain and range though graphs. They will also identify graphs as discrete or continuous.
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8th - 9th
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Algebra I Chapter 5: Relations and Functions
Chapter 5 of my Algebra I curriculum covers an introduction to graphs, relations, and functions. Students review the use of the coordinate plane and graphing relationships, learn how to differentiate between relations and functions, write a function rule from a table of values, graph linear equations, solve equations by graphing, calculate slope, write direct variation equations, and write function rules for arithmetic sequences. Emphasis is placed on converting between the four forms of a funct
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Algebra I Curriculum First Half BUNDLE!!!
Grade 8/9 - Algebra I - F.IF.4 and F.IF.5
Knowing number fields and determining whether numbers are rational or irrational. When graphs are increasing or decreasing and constant rates of change.This work packet includes four tiers of material which allows you to assign work that targets the needs of your students.
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8th - 9th
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Algebra 2 Semester 1 Final Exam
A comprehensive first semester exam covering linear equations, quadratics, polynomials, word problems, transformations, and simplifying radicals. Can be used for honors classes or tailored to lower level Algebra 2 classes. The first section is composed of multiple choice questions designed to help students develop a conceptual and verbal approach as well as prepare for common standardized tests such as the EOC here in Florida or the SAT and ACT. Perfect for homeschool curricula. It can also be u
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Unit 4: Linear Function | Writing a Function Rule a Table, Map, & Graph | bundle
This bundle will teach how to write a linear equation given a table, map, or graph. This bundle continues to show multiple representations so students can connect with previously taught concepts. This does things. First, it reinforces previous material. Second, it prepares them for future topics, such as writing quadratic equations. Teachers report liking this bundle because of the open-ended questions that encourage classroom discussion. There is a heavy emphasis on visual representation with
Grades:
7th - 9th
Honors Algebra 2 Final Exam
This is a concept based final exam suitable for average to honors level Algebra 2 curricula. It follows basic common core skill sets and includes probability, number sets, standard distribution, and two-way tables but not trigonometry. I use it as an assessment for the students I home-school and study guide for students in public or private school settings. The first section involves matching graphs, key terms/skills, and parent equations to the various functions introduced in Algebra 2. The voc
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10th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 2 Bundle
Functions Study Guide
This two page study guide is a ton of information students need to know to understand functions. You can have it as a reference sheet or you can cut up the sections and use them at specific stations.Topics include:function vocab, vertical line test, linear vs. nonlinear, direct variation, mapping diagrams, domain and range, slope-intercept form, point-slope form. About 90% of the study guide is filled in already, with some graphs for either you or your students to fill out. Check out my Function
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8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Slope Intercept (y = mx + b) A Growing Bundle!
Volume with graphing and rate of change: application to White Bear Lake
White Bear Lake in Minnesota has been leaking: it's connected to an aquifer and as groundwater use for homes and industry has increased, the lake has been draining away into the ground! This is a topic that's been in the news a lot, because lakeside homes have turned into swamp-side homes and the town is losing its namesake lake. What kind of math can we use to think about the volume of a lake? How does volume vary with lake level?
This packet has three activity worksheets, on modeling the vol
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Video: Introduction to Polynomial Graphs (Algebra 2)
Topic of this video: Introduction to Polynomial GraphsUnit: PolynomialsCourse: Algebra 2Video Duration: 19 minutes, 1 secondThis video:How to put polynomials in standard form, with examplesHow to name polynomials by degree and number of terms, with examplesDescribes how the degree of a polynomial affects its graphGiven a graph, go over how to determine end behavior, intervals of increasing and decreasing, and turning pointsHow to write intervals of increasing and decreasing in both interval and
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â All video's for my Polynomial Unit (Algebra 2)
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