A comprehensive assessment sequence covering Normal Distributions, Z-scores, and the Central Limit Theorem.
A 4-lesson economics sequence for Special Education students. Lessons progress from solving for market equilibrium algebraically, to using data tables, to graphing intersections, and finally interpreting the real-world meaning of surplus, shortage, and the 'sweet spot'.
A comprehensive sequence on the Central Limit Theorem and sampling distributions, focusing on practical applications in medicine, biology, and finance. Students learn to calculate probabilities for both individual data points and sample means.
A month-long architectural design and statistical analysis project for high school students, focusing on precision decimal operations through real-world urban planning, budgeting, and data synthesis.
A comprehensive multi-day Algebra 2 unit on simplifying radical expressions. Covers addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division (including rationalizing denominators) with an architectural blueprint theme.
A focused sequence on finding the inverse of logarithmic functions using algebraic switching, featuring a high-tech 'Log Decoder' theme.
A comprehensive final project for high school math, integrating linear equations, systems, sequences, data analysis, and polynomials through three real-world career paths. Includes scaffolded 'Skill Missions' to prepare students for the final choice-based project.
A diverse collection of resources spanning high-level mathematics and early literacy, providing targeted practice for trigonometric derivatives and foundational letter formation.
A comprehensive assessment sequence focused on consumer mathematics, linear equations, and systems of equations through the lens of real-world scenarios like business comparisons and service fees.
A comprehensive 2.5-week unit on business mathematics focusing on compensation structures, including hourly wages, overtime, timecards, piecework, piecewise pay functions, and commission, with integrated numeracy reviews.
A collection of lessons exploring mathematical concepts through pop-culture themes to engage students with diverse learning needs.
A comprehensive 2.5-week introductory unit for Business Math focusing on decimal, fraction, and percentage operations, algebraic solving, and payroll management. This unit aligns with Indiana BMH standards (1.1, 5.1-5.3, 10.1-10.5), preparing students for practical financial applications through 70-minute instructional blocks.
A problem-based learning unit exploring the mathematics of circles and arcs through the lenses of satellite technology and landscape architecture. Students apply arc length and sector area formulas to solve real-world design and engineering challenges.
A comprehensive project-based learning unit where students apply trigonometric ratios to measure the heights of local landmarks and create intricate geometric art based on mathematical proportions.
A comprehensive progression through descriptive statistics, from foundational calculations to high-school level analytical applications, including outlier effects and algebraic problem-solving.
A four-day unit for high school essential skills students focused on identifying and creating symmetry in geometric shapes and everyday objects through hands-on activities and visual supports.
An exploration of geometric congruence, coordinate geometry, and the formal logic required for mathematical proofs.
A comprehensive Algebra II unit on quadratic functions, covering parent functions, graphing, key features (vertex, intercepts, AOS), and solving via factoring and the quadratic formula, with a focus on real rational roots.
A 5-day Algebra 2 Credit Recovery unit focused on quadratic equations, covering parent functions, key features of graphs, factoring, and the quadratic formula. Designed for 40-minute class periods with a blueprint-inspired visual theme.
A comprehensive 8-day business math unit focused on personal budgeting, expenditure analysis, and career-based financial planning. Students learn to track spending, build budgets, and analyze variances before applying these skills to a career research project.
A comprehensive 15-day TSIA2 math review sequence featuring daily warm-up questions and weekly progress logs for students. The program covers all four TSIA2 domains through a "Math Marathon" theme.
A deep dive into the theoretical and practical relationship between fractions and decimals, designed for advanced learners to explore the structure of rational numbers and precision in calculation.
A 3-day healthcare-themed project for remedial precalculus students. It covers algebra 2 fundamentals, systems of equations, and introductory trigonometric transformations within clinical contexts.
A 6-day intensive test prep unit for NC.7.RP.1 focused on unit rates. Designed specifically for special education resource rooms with heavy scaffolding, visual aids, and real-world shopping and measurement applications. Includes 4 days of instruction, a collaborative review relay, and a final assessment.
A high-energy, real-world application of exponential growth and decay through an interactive scavenger hunt. Students solve 20 distinct word problems to navigate a loop of stations.
A high-stakes dive into the mathematics of probability, risk assessment, and expected value, teaching students how to analyze games of chance and skill through a professional lens.
A series of geometry lessons focusing on right triangle relationships and trigonometry, starting with special right triangles.
A comprehensive series focused on preparing students for the ACT WorkKeys Applied Math assessment, focusing on real-world vocational scenarios in retail, healthcare, and construction.
