Essential Question:
What does it mean to SOLVE and equation?
Standards:
6.0: students graph a linear equations and compute the x and the y intercepts. They are also able to sketch the region defined by the linear inequalities
7.0: Students verify that a point lies on a lin, given an equation on the line. Students are able to derive linear equations by using the point-slope formula.
Upon completion of the activities in this unit, you should be able to:
1. Graph a line
2. Verify a point is on a line.
3. Properly use the Point Slope Formula
4. Find slope of a line
Revolution Prep Assignments.
Introduction to Algebra 1 (should already be completed at the end of unit 1)
1. Order of Operations
2. Translating Mathematical Expressions
3. Evaluating an Expression
4. Defining a variable
5. Simplifying Expressions Using Multiple Properties
6. Parts of an Expression
7. Interpreting Expressions
8. Real-world Scenario: Introduction to Algebra 1
Real Numbers: (need to complete prior to Solving Equations)
1. Set of real numbers
2.Taking the Root
3. Identifying rational and Irrational Numbers
4. Absolute Value of Real Numbers
5. Evaluating Absolute Value Expressions
6. Real-world Scenario: Real Numbers
Solving Equations: (should be done by the end of Unit 2)
1. Translating Mathematical Equations
2. Simplifying Equations
3. Solving Linear Equations with multiple Steps
4. Solving Proportions
5. Solving Rate Problems
6. Work Problems
7. Absolute Value Equations
8. Rearranging Formulas
9. Real-World Scenario: Solving Equations
6.0: students graph a linear equations and compute the x and the y intercepts. They are also able to sketch the region defined by the linear inequalities
7.0: Students verify that a point lies on a lin, given an equation on the line. Students are able to derive linear equations by using the point-slope formula.
Upon completion of the activities in this unit, you should be able to:
1. Graph a line
2. Verify a point is on a line.
3. Properly use the Point Slope Formula
4. Find slope of a line
Revolution Prep Assignments.
Introduction to Algebra 1 (should already be completed at the end of unit 1)
1. Order of Operations
2. Translating Mathematical Expressions
3. Evaluating an Expression
4. Defining a variable
5. Simplifying Expressions Using Multiple Properties
6. Parts of an Expression
7. Interpreting Expressions
8. Real-world Scenario: Introduction to Algebra 1
Real Numbers: (need to complete prior to Solving Equations)
1. Set of real numbers
2.Taking the Root
3. Identifying rational and Irrational Numbers
4. Absolute Value of Real Numbers
5. Evaluating Absolute Value Expressions
6. Real-world Scenario: Real Numbers
Solving Equations: (should be done by the end of Unit 2)
1. Translating Mathematical Equations
2. Simplifying Equations
3. Solving Linear Equations with multiple Steps
4. Solving Proportions
5. Solving Rate Problems
6. Work Problems
7. Absolute Value Equations
8. Rearranging Formulas
9. Real-World Scenario: Solving Equations