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Elizabeth Washington
Elizabeth Washington
(Gainesville - United States)

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Fractions on a Number Line

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Fractions on a Number Line

 

Students will be able to represent fractions on a number line and check their understanding through an interactive activity.

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Story Graphs

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Story Graphs

Graphs tell stories and stories can be represented using graphs. Every event involves some 'factor' getting changed -be it the rise in the water level while a swimming pool is getting filled or change in speed when on a sailing trip. Write your own stories based on the given story-graphs.

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Order of operations (PEMDAS)

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Order of operations (PEMDAS)

Upon performing this lesson, the student will learn how to evaluate numeric problems using the PEMDAS (Order of operations) rule.

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Customary units of capacity


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Customary units of capacity

 

Performing this lesson, the student will learn how to convert measure of capacity interchangeably between gallons, pints, quarts, cups and fluid ounces.

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Bar graphs (Bar chart)

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Bar Graphs (Bar Charts)

In this lesson, students will learn how to represent data using bar graphs (bar charts).

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Numbers Game: Rescue the Princess

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Numbers Game: Rescue the Princess

The “Rescue the princess” game allows students to move up 4 levels if they are successful in finding equivalent fractions in the preceding levels.

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Plotting points using positive coordinates (first quadrant)

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Plotting Points using Positive Coordinates (First Quadrant)

Students will learn how to identify the x-axis, y-axis, x-coordinate, y-coordinate, origin and plot points using the positive coordinates.

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Using exponents (Real-life contexts)

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Using exponents (Real-life contexts)

Students will be able to apply properties of exponents to solve problems on real-life contexts.

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Volume of a Cone

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Volume of a Cone

In this lesson, students will apply volume of a cone formula to solve real-life application problems.

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Game - Reach for the gold (Ratios, rate, proportion, percents, fractions and decimals)

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Reach for the Gold (Rations, rate, proportion, percents, fractions and decimals)

Students can play this game to check their skills on rate, average rate, ratios, percents, proportions, fractions and decimals.

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Constructing Parallel Lines


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Constructing Parallel Lines

In this lesson, students will learn how to construct parallel lines.

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Pythagorean (Pythagoras) theorem - Proof

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Pythagorean (Pythagoras) theorem - Proof

Upon completion of this less, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of how to prove the Pythagoras theorem (Pythagorean) in several different ways.

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Introduction to linear inequalities

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Introduction to linear inequalities

Where do inequalities arise in real world? What do the mathematical symbols >, <, >=, and <= represent? Learn all about inequalities in this lesson and learn how to represent inequalities on a number line.

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Linear equations in real-world

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Linear equations in the real-world

Students will write linear models to depict the population growth in California; they will write an equation that models Hooke's law and find an equation that helps calculate the shipping charged by a company.

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Introduction to slope

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Introduction to slope

How is the steepness of an inclined plane quantified? This lesson defines the slope of a straight line mathematically and explains the intuitive meaning of slope.

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Area of a trapezoid (trapezium)

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Area of a Trapezoid (trapezium)

In this lesson, the student will be able to apply the area of trapezoid formula to solve problems in real-life contexts.

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Relations

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Relations

This lesson defines relations using examples. The lesson also shows different ways of expressing relations such as mapping diagrams, tables, graphs, equations and ordered pairs.

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Explaining Patterns

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Explaining Patterns

Upon completing this lesson, students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of patterns and will be able to identify the next pattern for a given sequence.

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Surface area of a sphere

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Surface area of a sphere

Upon completion of this lesson, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the derivation of total surface area of sphere and curved surface area of cylinder, and apply these formulas to solve problems.

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