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High school algebra thematic unit plans for Microsoft Word
The Algebra of Business
A semester long multi-disciplinary project created by Mr. McDevitt that revolves around a typical first year Algebra curriculum. Students will create their own small business, write linear equations to model their cost, revenue, and profit, represent their equations as graphs and in tabular form, and use systems of equations to find the break-even point for their business. Finally students will have to present their business model to a venture capitalist.
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8th - 10th
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Algebra 1 Unit 11: Factoring Polynomials - Notes, Homework, Answers
This unit is a great resource for your Algebra 1 course. You are buying guided notes, notes keys, homework assignments, and answers for a 6 lesson Factoring Polynomials unit. This unit is based on a traditional Algebra 1 curriculum. This Word document makes it easy for you to modify, edit, or copy and paste to make your own reviews and tests for the unit.Topics covered in this unit are:Prime FactorizationGreatest Common FactorFactoring out the GCFFactoring by GroupingFactoring trinomials in x^
Grades:
7th - 10th
Algebra 1 Scope & Sequence with CRSE - Editable
Algebra 1 course scope and sequence broken up into 9 units. Each unit includes:-Essential questions-Tier 3 vocabulary-Alignment to Culturally Responsive and Sustaining Education This version is an editable word document.
Grades:
9th
Fireworks Show Unit Plan (Quadratics Project PBL)
Engage your math students in authentic, real world learning by helping them plan a fireworks show! This product includes a guide to how to run the entire project, reflection questions for teachers and students along the way, and worksheets to support student learning. The document is a Microsoft Word Doc so you can make edits where needed.
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Quadratics Resource Bundle (PBL PrBL Explorations + Projects)
Multiplying Decimals Activity
This activity has students practice multiplying decimals by using the gravitational pull of the different planets. Students can calcuuate their weight on Saturn (or any planet). Very engaging and cross curricular.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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