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Common Core 8.NS.A.1 lectures
Foundations of Algebra (Review of PreAlgebra Content) | Unit with Videos
Each lesson in this Foundations of Algebra Review Unit is taught via video with accompanying notes, practice, review, and assessments. This unit reviews the following concepts: * Integers, Opposites & Absolute Value * Adding Real Numbers * Subtracting Real Numbers * Multiplying & Dividing Real Numbers * Variables & Evaluating Expressions * Exponents & Powers * Order of Operations * Distributing & Adding Like TermsThis unit includes: * Video lessons that teach each concept i
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7th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Algebra 1 Curriculum with Videos + ACTIVITIES Bundle
Unit 1 Real Numbers, Exponents, and Scientific Notation Jeopardy Review Game
Math 8 Unit 1 Real Numbers, Exponents, and Scientific Notation Jeopardy Review Game. When in present mode it keeps track of which problems have been selected. When you want to go back to the home screen, select the Jeopardy man in the bottom left corner. You can also edit questions if needed.
Fundamental Algebra Guided Notes Bundle
34 conceptual algebra guided notes!Guided Notes:Most guided notes provide in-context examples of concepts that will be heavily referenced and utilized throughout the unit. Guided notes include scaffolded diagrams and highlight key concepts for students to focus on.1.1 Properties of Mathematics1.2 Manipulating Equations1.3 Simplifying Rational Expressions1.4 Solving Rational Equations2.1 Properties of Functions2.2 Evaluating Functions2.3 Function Operations3.1 Slope & Y-Intercept3.2 Slope Int
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6th - 11th
Real Number System Slideshow Presentation
Presentation that defines real numbers and each of the subsets. 11 slides including examples, interactive slides, and homework.
6.1 & 6.2 Simplifying Radical Terms & Expressions Guided Notes
Most guided notes provide in-context examples of concepts that will be heavily referenced and utilized throughout the unit. Guided notes include scaffolded diagrams and highlight key concepts for students focus on.Learning Targets Assessed:I know...the definition of a square root and a perfect square.I canfind the perfect squares that divide into a composite number.extract a perfect square from inside a radical.simplify a radical term that contains just a composite number inside the radical.extr
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Grades:
6th - 11th
Also included in:Â 06 - Radicals Unit Bundle
06 - Radicals Guided Notes Bundle
2 conceptual algebra guided notes! Most guided notes provide in-context examples of concepts that will be heavily referenced and utilized throughout the unit. Guided notes include scaffolded diagrams and highlight key concepts for students focus on.Learning Targets Assessed:I know...the definition of a square root and a perfect square.when a radical equation will have zero, one, or two solutions. I canfind the perfect squares that divide into a composite number.extract a perfect square from insi
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Grades:
6th - 11th
Irrational & Rational Numbers Lesson
This lesson provides students a chance to explore rational and irrational numbers and understand their differences. The blanks have been filled in for you in red and you can leave them blank or fill them in for your students. This lesson also gives students the chance to approximate the square root of non-perfect squares.
6.3 Solving by Squaring & Square Roots Guided Notes
Most guided notes provide in-context examples of concepts that will be heavily referenced and utilized throughout the unit. Guided notes include scaffolded diagrams and highlight key concepts for students focus on.Learning Targets Assessed:I know...the definition of a square root and a perfect square.when a radical equation will have zero, one, or two solutions. I canfind the perfect squares that divide into a composite number.extract a perfect square from inside a radical.simplify a radical ter
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Grades:
6th - 11th
Also included in:Â 06 - Radicals Unit Bundle
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Mathematics Irrational numbers and Proof that Root 2 is irrational (Algebra)
An irrational number is a number that cannot be expressed as a fraction p/q for any integers p and q. Irrational numbers have decimal expansions that neither terminate nor become periodic. Every transcendental number is irrational.
There is no standard notation for the set of irrational numbers, but the notations Q^_, R-Q, or R\Q, where the bar, minus sign, or backslash indicates the set complement of the rational numbers Q over the reals R, could all be used.
The most famous irrational number
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6th - 10th
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Repeating Decimals Scaffolded Notes
Hey Teacher Friends!
I used these notes the past year at the beginning of the year to help my students understand the concept and how to take better notes. I hope they help your students too!
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8th
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Rational or Irrational Numbers ppt
This is an interactive power point presentation that includes motivation, games, discussion and activity for the Rational or Irrational numbers.
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6th - 12th
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Compare Real Numbers
A graphic organizer for students to glue down in their interactive student notebooks (INB). Students fill in each section title and examples. I included two versions, one with Irrational Numbers and one without, depending on your level of students. I encourage my students to color each section (as shown) and then highlight or underline each definition in the corresponding color. Great for visual learners.
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6th - 9th
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Number Sets
This set of notes includes:
- fill in notes
- class work
-homework
Recommended for a 40 minute class period.
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