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High school algebra lessons for Microsoft Excel
Creating real working credit card numbers using Luhn's algorithm
Great easy to follow worksheet that will keep any student engaged!Using Luhn’s algorithm you can visually see how to apply this to check the validity of credit card numbers. I set up the table so that students can input a 16 digit number and follow the simple process to check if their number works.I start with a worked example and then I have two sides of blanks for students to use. This is a great lesson for Xmas, Easter or Summer break last lesson if you are looking for a lesson that will make
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8th - 11th
Explore Simple Interest v Compound Interest - Real World Math Exponential Growth
This activity will help students explore the power of exponential growth as they compare simple interest vs. compound interest.
This activity has three components.
The first component will have students calculate interest earned and new balance using simple interest over the course of four years. It then has students calculate the new balance, year by year, if using compound interest.
The second component introduces the compound interest formula (students will love not having to calculat
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6th - 9th
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Lesson Plan Template - Common Core Mathematical Practices/Strategies
This template is great for high school mathematics teachers that are looking to plan their life one week at a time!
Teachers are able to include their "I CAN" statements, the standards that are to be covered, a brief outline of the daily lesson and a reflection - all on one easy to review document.
This is great for documentation, lesson planning and keeping your curriculum organized!
Make your life easier and plan it a week at a time!
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9th - 12th
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Becoming a Millionaire! Exponential Growth
This is a customizable Excel spreadsheet that you can use to demonstrate the amazing power of Compounding Exponential Growth. I have it set up with only investing $10,000 in the stock market in your teenage years to prosper to a millionaire in your 60's. I am including the original Excel file so you can alter it to change the different components (age, starting contributions, percent growth, etc.)
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7th - 12th
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Excel Formulas Tutorial
Worksheet that introduces basic formulas in Excel. Formulas start of simple and get more complicated. Sheet 5 also includes a set up for compound interest formulas.
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6th - 9th
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Graph of a sin (bx+c) + d
The effects of a,b,c and d in y=a.sin(bx+c) + d are illustrated by changing their values and viewing the graph
Algebra 1 Digital Activity MEGA Bundle Activity List
This activity list is for the Algebra 1 Digital Activities MEGA Bundle. Each activity that is listed in this excel file is included in the bundle. I will continue to add to this bundle until it has reached 150 resources. The Algebra 1 Digital Activities MEGA Bundle includes 12 units with skills that Algebra 1 students need to master before moving on to higher level math courses. The standards included are aligned to Virginia SOLs.******************************************************************
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8th - 10th
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How many vehicles pass by your school every day? XLS Graph creator
This is an excel file that generate the graph for activity
"How many vehicles pass by your school every day?"
Also download the activity that goes along with this file
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/How-many-vehicles-pass-by-your-school-every-day-1659552
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6th - 12th
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Parabola Characteristics
An investigative approach to teaching the effects a,b and c in
y = ax^2+ bx + c.
Due to time constraints, learners can work at their own pace to discover the characteristics of a parabola.
Line Graphs
Discovering the effects of m and c in the graph of a line in the form:
y = mx +c.
To save time a learner could discover, without sketching the actual line, the effects of m and c.
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