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Graphing and the Coordinate Plane:
This lesson is designed to introduce students to graphing ordered
pairs of numbers on the coordinate plane. Includes online activity.
Interactive
Transformations:
Online, interactive demonstrations of transformations.
Translations, Reflections, and Rotations:
This lesson is designed to
introduce students to translations, reflections, and rotations.
Includes online activity.
Dueling Pinwheels:
Using the Geometer's Sketchpad, students explore
geometric transformations by creating their own animated graphics.
Modeling a Ferris Wheel:
Using the Geometer's Sketchpad, students create models of physical
devices using dynamic geometry.
Repeated
Reflections of an "R":
Students draw designs with reflective symmetry and rotational
symmetry.
Coordinate Graphing:
Students will become familiar with plotting and locating points on the
coordinate plane. Gives students the opportunity to practice
plotting points with immediate feedback. Includes online graphing
practice.
Plotting and Mapping A 20 m X 20 m Plot of Land:
Handheld or tablet computers allow students to log data collected.
Algebra
Help
This lesson introduces an important algebraic concept known as the
equation.
Algebra
Help
A proportion is a special form of an algebra equations.
Algebra Help
Basic Word Problems - A word problem in algebra is the equivalent of a
story problem in math.
Assessing Basic Algebra Skills
Diagnosing Weaknesses
Introduction to Algebra
Exploring Variables and Expressions
Operations with Rational Numbers
Graphing Integers on the Number Line
Exploring expressions, equations, and functions
Stock Market Project
Ratios and Proportions
Solving Problems Using Proportions
Applying Rational Numbers and Ratios and Proportions
Presenting the Stock Market Project
Investigating Linear Functions
Exploring Slope
USF
A graphing calculator lesson.
Arts Edge
Kennedy Center
Architectural Clues: Students identify meaning in visual forms,
understanding that there is a visual as well as a verbal language.
CPS K12
This is a structured lesson plan that provides strategies for
teaching, examples, worksheets, and assessments. Instruction on the
TI-82/83 is provided, but the use of calculators is not essential.
(Day 70-71)
Solutions of Radical Equations
Using a graphing calculator to solve radical equations
Extreme Values
Students should be familiar with defining functions on specific
intervals and viewing windows on a graphing calculator.
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