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High school math lectures under $5
Quadratic Formula Lesson
These worksheets shows how I teach the quadratic formula. I have found that students understand and grasp the formula easier with what I call the "skeleton method". The product comes with a guided practice with and answer key, and 3 worksheets where students can work out problems using the same method. The initial problems are not given, just the graphic organization. Just copy some quadratic functions from a text book on the board and have them use those. This lesson uses highlighters to
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9th - 11th
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Student Self-Discovery Function Activity with Function machine
Looking for a change in your math class? Stop the routine math blackboard discussion. This will just limit students' thinking skill. Let your student discover, think critically and analyze math and let them see mathematics outside the bounds of their books!In this activity student will apply function in real world situation and lead them to mathematics of function. An imaginary machine that processes numbers and pairs them with output numbers according to a set rule. A number (input) is put into
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7th - 11th
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Significant Figures and Scientific Notation PowerPoint
Included is an editable 30 slide PowerPoint that focuses on significant figures and scientific notation, complete with student notes. This is editable to meet your classroom needs!Includes: -Why we measure in science-Rules for significant figures (sig figs) -Sig Fig practice-Rounding off numbers -Video link-Rules for multiplication/division and addition/ subtraction in sig figs-Scientific Notation-Calculator Tips and Tricks*It is titled "Numbers in Science" but only refers to measuring (exact/in
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6th - 11th
Triangle Congruence Student Self Discovery Activity
looking for a change in your math class? Stop the routine math blackboard discussion. This will just limit students' thinking skill. Let your student discover, think critically and analyze math and let them see mathematics outside the bounds of their books!In this activity, it will guide students on discovering triangle congruence. no need to have a boring blackboard lecture :)Activity 1: the meaning of triangle congruenceActivity 2: Triangle Congruence Postulates and Theoremsand worksheet abou
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7th - 10th
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Math Note Taking Templates
These are templates that I have created to help my students with their note taking. It helps them take organized and understandable notes.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Right Triangles - 45 45 90 Special Right Triangles Notes and Practice
Right Triangles - 45 45 90 Special Right Triangles Notes and Practice
This packet includes information on teaching 45 45 90 Special Right Triangles. I have included:
*** Teacher Notes with worked out formulas, diagrams and workout examples. (the diagram on the first page comes from my set of Right Triangle Unit Vocabulary Cards and Posters)
*** Student Notes so that they can follow along and work out the problems as the teacher explains the information
*** A 22 question practice/homework s
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Inverse Functions - Interactive Student Notes
interactive notes include:
*warmup, prerequisite review, exit ticket
*1 day lesson
*diverse set of functions to find inverse - including exponents, fractions and x&y on same side of equation
**5 student pages**
**answer key included**
College Readiness Standard:
8.5 - Recognize, analyze and interpret inverse functions.
This is a great addition to the Function Composition Unit:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Function-Composition-Student-Notes-Packet
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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March Madness Math - What is the Probability of Picking a Perfect Bracket?
The end of the college basketball season comes, and March Madness takes over. Millions of people tackle the challenge of creating the perfect bracket by attempting to predict the winner of all 63 games in the tournament. How difficult can that be? (wink, wink) This slide show first delivers a mini-lesson on how to calculate the total number of possible outcomes of an event. It then goes through the mathematical process of how to arrive at the fact that there are 9.2 quintillion possible
Square Roots Discovery Lab
This is a short introduction to the concept of square numbers and square roots. Students will use a student thinking sheet to draw conclusions and discuss squares and square roots from a concrete and abstract level. There are also 3 extra resources to reinforce the concept, some vocabulary words, and check for understanding.
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Square Roots and Cube Roots Activities Bundle
Normal Distribution and Empirical Rule Guided Notes
The guided notes provides students the definitions of normal distribution, standard deviation, and empirical rule. These concepts are explained and applied throughout the notes and building upon each other as the lesson progresses.Includes 4 page of notes and the corresponding key. This was designed to satisfy the common core standard: CCSS.HSS-ID.A.4Georgia Standard: MGSE9-12.S.ID.4
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11th
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Triangle Concurrency (Centroid, Orthocenter, Incenter, Circumcenter)
This lesson is a high school level geometry introduction to triangle concurrency. The first lesson focuses on the properties of the centroid, using coordinate geometry to locate the intersection of the medians. The second lesson uses an online applet to investigate the properties of the other three major points of the concurrency (the orthocenter, incenter, and circumcenter). A comparison of all concurrent points are made and practice multiple choice questions are included. A homework assign
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9th - 12th
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Right Triangles - Square Roots and Simplifying Radicals
Right Triangles - Square Roots and Simplifying Radicals
This is designed to be an all inclusive lesson. It includes:
***A section of notes that has terms to know, objectives, the product and quotient rules, step by step instructions for simplifying nonfractional square roots.
***The notes go on to give step by step instructions for simplifying square roots that contain fractions and require rationalizing the denominator.
***I have included worked out examples for student reference as well
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Grades:
9th - 12th
CCS - 8.F.2 - Comparing Functions Represented in Different Ways
Are you looking for an interactive way for your students to compare linear vs. nonlinear, slopes, and y-intercepts of functions? Stop looking! In this lesson, functions are represented by tables, graphs, equations, AND verbal descriptions. How the lesson is set up:4 examples, each with a different combination of representations. InteractiveGuides students to write down their answers before clicking to see answersIf students are unsure about how an answer was reached, they can click on the answ
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8th - 9th
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Average Rate of Change Guided Notes
The guided notes are scaffolded for finding the average rate of change of a function. Each step provides explanation and practice before moving to the next step. It includes finding average rate of change given a graph, table and a function. A mixed practice is provided on the last page.This includes 6 pages of notes and an includes the key.It corresponds with the following standards:CCSS.HSF-IF.B.6Georgia Standard: MGSE9-12.F.IF.6
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Grades:
10th
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Modeling Expressions with Algebra Tiles Guided Notes
These notes go through introducing Algebra tiles and what they each represent. Then students can practice translating expressions from algebra tiles and then drawing the model using algebra tiles.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
Metric Conversion Ladder Printable/Graphic: Clean & Simple
Many students struggle with the concept of converting metric units. This simple but effective visual aid teaches students a tried and true method for converting metric units. Use this graphic in a power point or as a handout. There is even room below the graphic for notes.
This product includes 2 PDF documents- a color version and a black/white version for quick printing.
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Coordinate Reflections Geometry Digital Guided Notes and Video
About this resource:Do your students struggle with coordinate reflections? Tired of printing notes packets? This set of guided Geometry notes is engaging, paperless, and no prep! This set of notes teaches the concept of REFLECTIONS ON THE COORDINATE PLANE. Topics covered:Reflections over the x-axisReflections over the y-axisReflections over the line y=xReflections over the line y=-xReflections over other horizontal or vertical linesPlease see the preview for details!What are digital notes?Digita
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Geometry Digital Guided Notes and Resource Bundle
Find Z-Scores for Normal Distributions (Lesson with Homework)
Elementary Statistics - Find Z-Scores for Normal DistributionsCommon Core Aligned Lesson with HomeworkThis lesson plan includes:-Lesson Notes (PDF, PowerPoint, and SMART Notebook)-Blank Lesson Notes (PDF and SMART Notebook)-Normal Distribution Table (PDF)-Homework (PDF and Word)-Answer Key (PDF)You do not need to have PowerPoint or SMART Notebook to receive the full benefits of this product. There are also PDF versions included!Lesson Objectives:-Find z-scores given the area under the normal cur
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Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Distributions of Data Lesson Plan Bundle
Sets of Numbers Foldable - Set-Builder and Interval Notation Notes and Practice
This foldable is intended to introduce students to or reinforce their understanding of set-builder and interval notation for sets of numbers, whether they use them as solutions to equations or inequalities or for writing the domain and range of a function. There are examples of each type as well as an explanation of what the notation means. This resource comes with sample interactive notebook pages to help you best use the foldable, but it can also be used in a standard notebook or binder. Th
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Probability worksheet (add and mul rule, conditional probability)
Grab this worksheet! it explores the beauty application of probability. must have for learning addition, multiplication rule of probability and easy conditional probability questions.
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8th - 12th
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FAFSA 101 Intro to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (slide deck)
Senior students are full of misconceptions and questions about FAFSA. They thing FAFSA pays for college and there's nothing else to it! They don't always understand they are receiving loan amounts. This is essential for our students to understand so they are not saddled with debt. This lesson helps them understand terms like subsidized loan and acronyms like EFC. I created this lesson for my students who are low-income. One portion may need to be adjusted if your students are not low income (sli
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Grades:
11th - 12th
Also included in:Â Personal Finance 101 | Introduction to Finance Bundle
Precalculus - Complete Course
This is a complete set of notes for a Precalculus course. There are over 400 slides/pages mostly in PowerPoint format. There are a few lessons in Smart Notebook format. The text the lessons align with is "Precalculus with Limits: A Graphing Approach", Larson. The slides will include warm-ups, examples, vocabulary, formulas, animation, and basically everything to present to students. Some lessons may include links to other files such as Smart Response, Geometer's Sketchpad, or others. If y
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Modular Arithmetic Introduction: Notes and Application Worksheet
Note slideshow and application/practice worksheet for Modular Arithmetic. Great for enrichment! The notes include leading activities to introduce modular arithmetic, as well as problems and critical thinking exercises. The worksheet includes an application to error detection and solving word problems with modular arithmetic. Answer keys are included.
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6th - 12th
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Discrete Math: Families of Graphs in Graph Theory
This is a graph theory lesson from Discrete Math on families of graphs for middle/high school students. Included: lesson slides that introduce the idea of each type of graph, practice worksheet, and key. Types of graphs include wheel graphs, star graphs, complete graphs, cycle graphs, and bipartite graphs.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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