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Free 8th grade precalculus lessons
Graphing Quadratic Functions: Guided Notes, Practice, Quiz, Smart Notebook
This is a lesson on graphing quadratics. The lesson comes with all needed materials. The package includes guided notes, practice problems, a quiz, and the Smart Notebook file (if you use it). The lesson discusses the 3 main forms of a quadratic (standard, vertex, intercept) and how we can use those different forms to graph a quadratic function. Students are asked to find key points, such as the vertex, x-intercepts, and y-intercept. Inside the notes, there are several examples, designed so
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8th - 12th
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1st week of school lessons (Algebra I, Algebra II, PreCalculus)
The first week of school is always terrible for teachers and students alike. Most students are bored and teachers and stressed!
Don't stress. Download this first week of lessons for FREE! I want to help you be successful and alleviate that stress for you.
These lessons include:
Going over Procedures
Games/activities to teach math & have some fun!
Going over syllabus in a creative way
Practice worksheets for Algebra II and PreCalculus
Cooperative Learning Structures
Introduction to the Math
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring Notes, Practice, Quiz, Smart Notebook
This is a lesson on solving quadratic equations by factoring. There are several different ways to teach factoring, but this lesson is designed around factoring by grouping (also known as the AC method, split the middle, etc.). The lesson starts with a review of factoring by grouping, and then it makes the transition to quadratics with 3 terms. There are several examples to do as a class, and then several examples for students to do on their own. This lesson also addresses the special case of
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8th - 12th
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DISTANCE LEARNING Radical Operations
This is a full, remote, video lesson on all radical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). Includes notes, classwork, and homework with answer keys. Students can follow along with the video while working on the notes just like they are in class! Each lesson is equipped with learning targets and success criteria so students can gauge their own learning. Completely free distance learning resource for teachers. Please share with other teachers!Follow our YouTube channel t
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8th - 11th
Factoring Quadratics Unit!
This lesson is so fun and useful!
Factoring is one of the most difficult concepts for students to learn. This is how I taught it last year with the lowest group of students I'd ever had and had tremendous success.
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Factoring by grouping lesson
Factoring activities & practice
Factoring Bingo (14 versions)
Student printable notes making it easy to follow along.
Videos for additional support can be found here
Lessons are available in 4 different formats.
1. ActiveInspire* (editabl
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8th - 12th
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Introduction to Functions
This is a Google Slides presentation designed for a high school precalculus class. This presentation introduces what functions are and how to find their domain and range. Sample problems with worked out answers are included in the presentation. This presentation can be used for virtual or in person learningThis resource includes:-An editable Google Slides presentationTerms of Use (ToU):For personal, non-commercial use only. If you would like to share this resource with other educators, please pu
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8th - 12th
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Algebra Linear Equations Lesson 1.1 Slope Y-Intercept
Lesson plan for Algebra Linear Equations Lesson 1.1 Slope Y-Intercept.
Lesson plans includes: Objectives, Essential Questions, Key Vocabulary, Literacy Strategies, ESL Strategies, Special Education Strategies, Audio Strategies, Visual Strategies, Kinesthetic Strategies, and a Teacher Script.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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EXPONENTS AND POWERS
The series of basic theory and exercises of Algebra, "The ABC of Mathematics" This guide is the result of over thirty years of experience in the teaching of mathematics, as a teacher and now as the Algebra tutor specifically, to help the thousands of thousands of students at a rapid mastery of algebra in the simplest form. step by step, and all my colleagues and teachers have a valuable support tool for achieving your goals.PART 1:- Basic theory: Properties of Exponents and Powers- Exe
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Linear Regression on the Nspire Step by Step Guide
Linear Regression on the TI Nspire - a step by step activinspire flipchart showing the steps needed to take two or more coordinate points and turn them into an equation in slope intercept form.
Created for students needing a literal step by step guide with photos. Would meet most step by step IEP needs. Good to show students using Linear Regression on the TI Nspire calculator for the 1st time.
Format is an ActivInspire Flipchart to be used on a Promethean Board.
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7th - 10th
Graphing Sine & Cosine - Review
Step-by-step review on how to graph sine and cosine functions that have transformations.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Functions Review Fill in the Blank Notes - First 2 Pages
Not just a worksheet! This includes the first 2 pages of a lesson on Function Basics with:- Fill in the blank guided notes for students to easily follow along with the teacher - Filled in notes provided for the teacher
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8th - 12th
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Law of Sines Ambiguous Case SSA
This is a discovery activity to introduce the ambiguous case for Law of Sines. Only print the first page for students. I had students work in pairs to do this activity. Have studnets create a triangle (some will find both), then select studnets present their findings to the class. From there, introduce this as the ambiguous case. This activity is also paired with a free powerpoint on my page titled "Law of Sines" Here is the link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Law-of-Sines-8030269
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8th - 12th
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Equations of Circles Fornite Activity Answer Key
This is a guided instruction note packet that begins with an engaging Fornite application
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8th - 11th
Lesson on Letter and Number Permutation/Factorials
This lesson was created to explain factorials and permutations in a visual way. The examples within this lesson are very relatable to 8th grade students and I have provided a very thorough explanation of how the lesson is to be implemented. Within this download there is: standards, objective, lesson introduction, step-by-step of how to instruct the information, and a conclusion for the lesson along with the appropriate worksheet and answer key. I added a very detailed explanation for the lesson
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7th - 9th
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Law of Sines: Area of Oblique Triangles
Lesson for students to derive the formula for calculating the area of an oblique triangle by drawing an auxiliary line. Then, creating a general formula for the area of an oblique triangle A=1/2bc*sin(A).What's included: worksheet, answer key, lesson plan, Blooket game on Law of Sines and Area. This was included in a section that contained three lessons that were 50 minutes each. The first lesson was an introduction to Law of Sines with the ASA and SAA cases. The second was focused on the ambigu
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8th - 12th
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Graphing from Slope-Intercept Form
This linear function slide show helps Grades 8-11 students develop and self-assess their understanding of graphing from slope-intercept form, y=mx+b.
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8th - 11th
Apptivity - Slope Intercept Form
iPad, Apps, Slope Intercept Form, Slope, intercepts, y-intercepts, learning by doing, LBD, cooperative learning
Apptivity - Slope Intercept Form by Mausmi Jadhav is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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6th - 12th
How to Type Unusual Characters like ▱ or © or ♭ into MS Word - A Reference Tool
Have you ever wanted to type π ? Or ≥ ? Or △ABC ? This free tool shows you how and provides a reference table of over 30 of the most commonly used symbols so that you can just cut and paste when you are typing a lot of math symbols into your documents. You can even paste these into Powerpoint into standard text boxes.
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7th - 12th
How to Derive The Equation of a Parabola
An activity that helps guide students to figure out for themselves where the standard equation of a parabola comes from.
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8th - 12th
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