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Middle school algebra lectures for ActiveInspire Flipchart
Distributive Property Lesson Presentation
This Distributive Property Lesson Presentation is based on the Big Ideas Math Course 1 (6th Grade) text. It guides the teacher and students through the lesson on the Distributive Property (3.4 in text) providing notes for students to complete and copy and practice problems to complete individually or as a class.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Writing Algebraic Expressions Lesson Presentation
This Writing Algebraic Expressions Lesson Presentation is based on the Big Ideas Math Course 1 (6th Grade) text. It guides the teacher and students through the lesson on Writing Algebraic Expressions (3.2 in text) providing notes for students to complete and copy and practice problems to complete individually or as a class.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Properties of Addition and Multiplication
This Properties of Addition and Multiplication Lesson Presentation is based on the Big Ideas Math Course 1 (6th Grade) text. It guides the teacher and students through the lesson on Properties of Addition and Multiplication (3.3 in text) providing notes for students to complete and copy and practice problems to complete individually or as a class.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Algebraic Expressions Lesson Presentation
This Algebraic Expressions Lesson Presentation is based on the Big Ideas Math Course 1 (6th Grade) text. It guides the teacher and students through the lesson on Algebraic Expressions (3.1 in text) providing notes for students to complete and copy and practice problems to complete individually or as a class.
Grades:
5th - 7th
Promethean Flipchart on Simplifying expressions and combining like terms
This flipchart begins by defining terms associated with expressions. Students are then able to come to the board and group like terms together and simplify several expressions.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Functions
Teaching function notation F(x), input and output machine. Drag an input into the animated machine, and drag an output out! Have students find an equation of the output when you put "x" into the machine. The output can be found hidden in the machine (move curser over the blue gear and drag the hidden object out). the "Input" objects are also layered in certain fashion so that you can visually put something into "F(___)" (For example, drag a 2 so that it is in between the parenthesis of "F(___)"
Grades:
8th - 12th
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