A comprehensive series of five review worksheets designed to prepare students for the NYS Algebra I Regents exam, covering key standards from linear equations to statistics.
A practical lesson applying fraction and decimal concepts to everyday scenarios like culinary measurements, financial transactions, and business profit distribution.
An exploration of the fundamental differences between rational and irrational numbers, featuring collaborative sorting and mathematical proofs.
A lesson focused on visualizing and solving one-step multiplication and division equations using tape diagrams, emphasizing the relationship between parts and wholes.
Students learn to bridge the gap between word problems and one-step equations using tape diagrams (bar models) as visual scaffolding. This lesson focuses on identifying parts, wholes, and equal groups to accurately represent real-world scenarios.
The final challenge combining all high-frequency topics into a mock-exam style review to build testing stamina and precision.
An exploration of function notation, domain, range, and average rate of change across various representations.
Focuses on solving and graphing linear inequalities and systems of equations, with a deep dive into the 'why' behind sign changes.