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Common Core HSF-IF.A.3 lectures
Algebra 1 Lesson - Recursive Formulas
This complete lesson can be used with any curriculum and each student will be able toCalculate terms in sequences by using recursive formulas.Write arithmetic sequences recursively and use them to model situations.This lesson contains vocabulary, processes and progressively more difficult examples for you to guide your students through to aid in their understanding.All material is editable, if you need to adjust to your teaching style or your classroom curriculum.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 1 Lesson BUNDLE - Exponential Functions
Algebra I Cornell Style Notes
Zip file containing the entire school year Algebra I. Files include PDF versions as well as .docx versions that are completely editable. Includes both fill in the blank notes as well as completely filled-in notes.Content Includes: Solving Equations (multi-step, variables on both sides, literal, etc)Solving and Graphing InequalitiesLaws of ExponentsPolynomial OperationsSolving and Characteristics of QuadraticsSystems of EquationsSystems of InequalitiesSequencesDirect and Inverse VariationExponent
Grades:
8th - 10th
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Algebra 1 Big Ideas Chapter 4 Lesson Notes and KEYS
The vocabulary, key concepts, images, diagrams, problem directions, and problems are all set up. You just work through the examples with your students. Students can also print these notes outlines before coming to school each day, so they don't have to rush to copy down all of the above, but instead focus on working through the concepts. Answer Keys also provided.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Algebra 1 Big Ideas Chapter 6 Lesson Notes and KEYS
The vocabulary, key concepts, images, diagrams, problem directions, and problems are all set up. You just work through the examples with your students. Students can also print these notes outlines before coming to school each day, so they don't have to rush to copy down all of the above, but instead focus on working through the concepts. Answer Keys also provided.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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ID Arithmetic Sequences and Recursive Formulas-PowerPoint (w/ free video)
PowerPoint with examples for direct instruction. Several examples show identifying arithmetic sequences and finding the common difference. Then examples finding the next three terms. The lesson also covers the recursive formula: a(1) = the first term, a(n) = a(n-1) + d (using subscripts). Then several examples using the formula and then writing the formula.The video for this lesson for review or absent students is on https://youtu.be/iLJh1YtL-38
Grades:
9th - 11th
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Arithmetic Sequences, Explicit n Recursive Formulas-PowerPoint (w/ free video)
PowerPoint with examples for direct instruction. This lesson reviews recursive formula for arithmetic sequences and introduces the explicit formula. The examples have students write both types of formulas.The video for this lesson for review or absent students is on https://youtu.be/9Z1hTVRLcjM
Grades:
9th - 11th
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HSA-BF.A.2 Algebra 1 Unit 2 Lesson 14 Notes Arithmetic Sequences
Scaffolded student notes with teacher notes. Notes outline steps used to write recursive formula, explicit formula, function formula, and find the nth term of sequence. 4 problems require students to write the next 3 terms. 4 problems requires students to write recursive formulas, 4 problems require the student to write explicit formulas, 4 problems require the student to write the function for the sequence, 4 problems require the student to find given term from an explicit formula, and 4 proble
Grades:
8th - 9th
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Also included in:Â HSA-BF.A.2 Algebra 1 Unit 2 Lesson 14 Complete Lesson Arithmetic Sequences
Intro to Sequences and Explicit Formulas
Slideshow introducing arithmetic and geometric sequences and showing how to write explicit formulas.
One slide contains a pattern-recognition warm-up.
Defines arithmetic and geometric sequences, then students go back to the warm-up problems and label them appropriately.
Introduces explicit formulas using patterns, gives one example of how to write them, then one practice problem. (Use with my Sequences Explicit Formulas Practice worksheet for more practice translating back and forth.)
Final sli
Grades:
7th - 12th
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