Nov 10, 2022 - Students will be solving 8 problems on writing linear equations given two points. Students will need to write the equations in slope-intercept form. Students will then color in their answer to reveal a mystery picture. This is great practice for any class learning how to write linear equations in sl...
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Finally! I am getting around to this post. I'm actually really proud of the results of this project and I am so sorry that it took so long to get around to! Last year, I had the kids do a Real World Trig Functions Project where they created a collage of real world pictures featuring the Trig Functions and Solved some Real World Problems. Well, this time around, I had them do those two things as well but this time, I added a part 1, an artistic representation of the Unit Circle!! Hello Kitty…
This is one of my favorite lessons to teach because it is truly a pivotal point in my students math careers. Without a clear understanding of Variables students will not be able to move forward and succeed in math. In order to teach this lesson on Variables and Expressions you will need a couple of these resources.
One thing that always troubles me is that many students tend to want to rush to draw procedural generalizations before they reach a solid conceptual understanding. What this means is that in two weeks, when I'm not standing in front of them, they do not remember how to properly apply the rules and cannot even retrieve the relevant concepts to re-engineer those rules! argh. This year, for teaching exponents, I am going to sloooooooow them down to try to avoid that. Here is my attempt at…