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High school math lecture interactive whiteboards
Introduction to Probability and Statistics Lesson Plan Bundle
Elementary Statistics - Introduction to Probability and Statistics Lesson Plan BundleThis bundle includes:-Introduction to Statistics and Types of Data-Data Collection, Sampling Techniques, and Studies-Introduction to Technology in Statistics Activity-Organizing Data Using Frequency Distributions-Histograms and Dot Plots-Graphs and Charts in Statistics-Organizing and Presenting Data Using Technology Activity-Measures of Central Tendency-Measures of Position-Measures of Variation-Introduction to
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing Lesson Plan Bundle
Elementary Statistics - Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing Lesson Plan BundleThis bundle includes:-Confidence Intervals for the Mean-Confidence Intervals for Proportions-Confidence Intervals for Variance and Standard Deviation-Introduction to Hypothesis Testing-Hypothesis Testing for the Mean-Hypothesis Testing for Proportions-Hypothesis Testing forVariance and Standard Deviations-Other Uses of Hypothesis Testing-Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing Test-Confidence Intervals and
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Probability and Counting Rules Lesson Plan Bundle
Elementary Statistics - Probability and Counting Rules Lesson Plan BundleThis bundle includes:-Introduction to Probability-Addition Rules for Probability-Multiplication Rules and Conditional Probability-Notation and Symbols in Probability-Permutations and Combinations-Application of Counting Rules-Probability and Counting Rules Test-Probability and Counting Rules Quiz (Bonus File)-Sample Space Handout (Bonus File)-Pacing Guide (Bonus File)Preview: Please refer to the above links for additional p
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Distributions of Data Lesson Plan Bundle
Elementary Statistics - Distributions of Data Lesson Plan BundleThis bundle includes:-Introduction to Probability Distributions-Mean and Standard Deviation of Probability Distributions-Binomial Distributions-The Normal Distribution-Find Z-Scores for Normal Distributions-Applications of Normal Distribution-Central Limit Theorem-Distributions of Data Test-Normal Distribution Table-Distributions of Data Quiz (Bonus File)-Pacing Guide (Bonus File)Preview: Please refer to the above links for addition
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Correlation and Regression Lesson Plan Bundle
Elementary Statistics - Correlation and Regression Lesson Plan BundleThis bundle includes:-Scatter Plots and Correlation-Linear Regression-Complete Regression Analysis-Correlation and Causation-Correlation and Regression Test-Correlation and Regression Quiz (Bonus File)-Pacing Guide (Bonus File)Preview: Please refer to the above links for additional previews.Related ContentClick here to view more Elementary Statistics materialsClick here to view more Lesson Plan Bundles----Customer Tips----Get c
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Steps to Writing in Scientific Notation Powerpoint
This lesson is a great way to teach your students how to write in scientific notation and standard notation. I have used this lesson as a lesson in math, but also as a refresher for my science classes. The animations built in to the powerpoint show the students step by step how to convert from standard to scientific notation and vice versa.
The 14 slide powerpoint presentation contains a summary of what scientific notation is, how to convert to and from scientific notation, and also guided p
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4th - 12th
Commutative, Associative, and Distributive Properties Notes
A PowerPoint Presentation that goes along with my FREE product "Commutative, Associative, and Distributive Property Table". Includes examples of how to use the properties to change problems for mental math. (I prefer to use my other product "Simplifying Expressions" for teaching the distributive property.)
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7th - 10th
Trigonometry -- Radian & Degree Measures
This is an introductory lesson that show students how to measure angles in degrees and radians in the unit circle. It defines coterminal angles, and revisits complementary & supplementary angles.
This addresses CA Standard for Trigonometry 1.0
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Newton's Second Law of Motion SmartBoard Lesson
The SmartBoard lesson includes word problems demonstrating Newton's Second Law of Motion. Equations covered include F = M x A, M = F/A, and A = F/M.
The images and sprinkle of humor engages students throughout this lesson. I include "Your Turn" slides that indicate student practice. I used this SmartBoard presentation along with practice worksheets I created (and which can be found in my store as well).
My 6th grade students had great success with this lesson, however I can see it as a resou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Conditional Probability
This PowerPoint lesson was created for a Pre-Calculus class to review all the concepts of conditional probablility that were previously learned in Algebra 2. It includes examples and explanations of compound probability (including unions and intersections), independent & dependent events, and mutually exclusive events. It could be used as a review in Algebra 2 once all these concepts have been covered.
NOTE: Math Type 5.0 was used to create this lesson.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Alg 2 -- Binomial Theorem
This is a PowerPoint lesson that shows the students the Binomial Theorem, how to use it to expand binomial expressions, and how to find a special term of a binomial expansion. Pascal's Triangle is also discussed. It was designed to teach Section 6.6 of Prentice Hall's CA Algebra 2 textbook.
If you want an activity to reinforce this concept, try this scavenger hunt:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Alg-2-Binomial-Coefficients-Scavenger-Hunt-Binomial-Theorem-1551916
Common Core Standa
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Polar Graphs
This is the lesson I give after students complete the reading lesson on polar graphs.
This lessons show different forms of polar graphs -- limacon w/loop, limacon w/dent, covex limacon, cardioid, and roses. It discusses characteristics of each graph -- symmetry, direction, determining which type of graph, and shows how to graph each type.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Mathematical Expectation (Expected Value)
This is a Pre-Calculus lesson on Mathematical Expectation: what to expect as the average outcome if an experiment were to be repeated many times. (also called "Expected Value") It gives an explanation, then gives 7 example problems.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Using Fundamental Trig Identities
This is a lesson introducing the Pythagorean Identities, and reviewing the previously learned identities. This includes simplifying expressions using the identities, and doing proofs.
This addresses CA Standard 3.2 for Trigonometry.
NOTE: Math Type 5.0 was used for these slides.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
2.2 Basic Derivative Rules
2.2 Basic Derivative Rules
This is the second lesson in the Derivatives Unit. The lesson contains Guided Notes, homework, SmartBoard lesson, and all solutions. Don’t forget the added bonus of a math joke embedded into the Smartboard lesson ☺! You may have also opted to purchase the video lesson to the notes.
In this lesson students will be taught six different rules to find a derivative – Constant Rule, Linear Rule, Power Rule, Constant Multiple Rule, and Sum and Difference Rules. Students wil
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11th - 12th
Volume of Prisms PowerPoint Lesson
This is a PowerPoint Lesson to assist students in learning about finding the volume of prisms. The PowerPoint includes key vocabulary, the steps to calculating the volume of prisms (including rectangular, triangular, pentagonal, and hexagonal prisms), several detailed examples, error analysis, and plenty of real-life examples to give students ample opportunities to connect the skills to the real world. The presentation also comes fully animated, with animations triggered by mouse click (or prese
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Volume of Prisms PPT & Guided Notes BUNDLE
Safety & PPE - Ag Mechanics/Shop Safety
I used this presentation to teach my Intro to Ag Mechanics students the basics of Agricultural Mechanics. They enjoyed my format and thought it to be simple and straightforward.
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Agricultural Mechanics Intro Bundle
Open-Up Resources Algebra 1: Unit 1, Lesson 3
This is different from the PowerPoint created by Open Up Resources. I've taken the student workbook and created a presentation to walk students through the various aspects of the lesson, in a step-by-step format. This presentation has detailed presenter notes enabling a substitute to walk your students through the lesson making it perfect for sub-plans. It also includes the steps for solving the Ready, Set, Go if your students need guided interventions.
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7th - 10th
Alg 1 -- Equations & Problem Solving
I created this PowerPoint lesson for my Algebra 1 classes. It corresponds to Section 2.5 in the Prentice Hall textbook -- California Algebra 1. This lesson shows students how to solve a variety of word problems: Perimeter Problems, Consecutive Integers (with consecutive evens and consecutive odds included), and Distance Problems (using rate x time = distance). Because class time does not allow for students to copy the problems down, and work them out, (and just having the algebra doesn't help
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8th - 10th
Natural Logarithms
This is a PowerPoint lesson used in a Pre-Calculus class. It reviews all the properties of natural logarithms, shows how to expand and condense expressions, gives examples of solving equations and word problems using natural logarithms, and reviews graphing natural logarithms. This could be used for an Algebra 2 class, but it would need to be broken down into several lessons. Since it should be a review for students in Pre-Calculus, it is basically "Everything You Ever Needed to Know About Na
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Alg 1 -- Solving Quadratic Equations by Taking Square Roots
This is a PowerPoint lesson that I use in both Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 to show how to solve quadratic equations when there is no "b" value. I use this as the first method for solving quadratics as it helps get the students ready for the final steps used when solving quadratics by completing the square.
This is the second unit of my unit on Solving Quadratic Equations:
Powerpoint Lessons
11.1 Simplifying Radicals
11.2 Solving Quadratics – Taking Roots
11.3 Solving Quadratics – Factoring
11.4
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Calculus III Vectors Unit Full Notes Bundle - SMART Notebook Files
These smart notebook slides cover my entire first unit of Calculus III that I teach. Everything from vector basics to cross product corollaries are here. These notes will work as long as you have smart notebook installed on your computer. The notes come with full solutions and interactive features such as screen shading.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Similar Figures & Scale Drawings Smartboard Lesson
Based off of Prentice Hall Pre-Algebra, Ch. 6 Lesson 3. This is an interactive smart board lesson that has notes, examples, and guided practice problems. This is a great way to engage students and pace your lessons!
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6th - 10th
Balancing Equations Scale
A PowerPoint presentation that goes through the process of balancing/solving a simple equation, using a scale as a visual.
*Now includes 4 Examples*
Grades:
6th - 9th
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