Essential Question: How can we solve real world problems using Algebraic Reasoning?
Standard: 7.7.EE.A. Understand that rewriting an expression in different forms in a problem context can shed light on the problem and how the quantities in it are related...
-For example, a + 0.05a means that "increased by 5% is the same as "multiply by 1.05."
-For example, a + 0.05a means that "increased by 5% is the same as "multiply by 1.05."
Unit 5: Algebraic Reasoning
Objective:
SWBAT represent the distributive property using words, algebra tiles and algebraic expressions with a 75% accuracy or more on the exit slip.
Whole Group:
-Do Now:
-Lesson: -Combining Like Terms
- Introduce Algebra Tiles
- Combine Like Terms Practice
- Distributive Property
-RE Group
-Lesson: -Combining Like Terms
- Introduce Algebra Tiles
- Combine Like Terms Practice
- Distributive Property
-RE Group
Stations:
Independent:
Step 1: Click on "IXL"
-Search for "R.7" Identify terms and coefficients
-Search for "R.8" Add and subtract like terms
-Search for "R.9" Add, Subtract, Multiply Linear
Expressions
Expressions
Step 2: Click on "Achieve 3000"
Collaborative:
-Students will complete the Distributive Property WS with their groups.
Exit Slip:
Homework:
Combining Like Terms WS
This worksheet will help students review how to represent the distributive property using algebra tiles. If you forgot about the lesson:
-Look at your notes
-Look at your Distributive Worksheet from class
-Search "Distributive Property" on youtube.com
-Search "Distributive Property" on yahoo.com or google.com
This worksheet will help students review how to represent the distributive property using algebra tiles. If you forgot about the lesson:
-Look at your notes
-Look at your Distributive Worksheet from class
-Search "Distributive Property" on youtube.com
-Search "Distributive Property" on yahoo.com or google.com
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