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Would You Rather Math- Discuss and Analyze Math

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Would You Rather Math- Discuss and Analyze Math

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Engage students in math based conversations.

Great tool for use in collaborative groups, meeting ELD standards, and providing differentiated support.

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Would You Rather Math – ASKING STUDENTS TO CHOOSE A PATH AND JUSTIFY IT WITH MATH

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Teachers, sign up for my mini-workshop to learn about how to implement Would You Rather Math into your classroom routines. We will explore some sentence frames, what happens when things don’t go as planned, how to use the prompts in a remote learning setting, and much more. See you there!

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Greg Tang Math- Games for K-6 or 9-12 Math Foundations

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Greg Tang Math- Games for K-6 or 9-12 Math Foundations

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Easy online math games for elementary level math.

Useful for high school Math Foundations 1 and 2. Support for students who struggle with computations.

Good to introduce lessons, reteach, substitute lessons

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YouCubed - Experiment With Math Concepts

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YouCubed - Experiment With Math Concepts

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See and touch math.

Provides interactive lessons where students explore mathematical relationships between physical shapes and math functions.

Includes pre-made performance task activities.

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Youcubed has joined with Polyup to create interactive lessons where students use Poly, their AI sidekick, to explore mathematical relationships. The student goal is to modify (mod) the poly machines. Each Machine contains 1 or more Chips that are representations of the problems posed in the Machine. In each case we have thought about learning goals that are important steps in a path towards deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. It is our goal for students to explore, create and make mistakes as they help Poly learn to solve problems.

Elementary school teachers, join us online or in person this fall for professional development on teaching mathematics through big ideas!

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Youcubed has joined with Polyup to create interactive lessons where students use Poly, their AI sidekick, to explore mathematical relationships!

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Concrete lessons for abstract math, similar to Desmos.  Lessons extend deeper into high school math: algebra 2, geometry, trigonometry, and even calculus.

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Illustrative Math High School Curriculum - Free & Digital

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Illustrative Math High School Curriculum - Free & Digital

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Math is Fun - Get Straight to the Formula and Practice Problems

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Math is Fun - Get Straight to the Formula and Practice Problems

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Free and basic online math tutorials and practice problems.

Not very innovative, but very comprehensive and well organized. Use this when you just want to jump to a specific problem or formula

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Algebra is great fun - you get to solve puzzles!

With computer games you play by running, jumping and finding secret things.

With Algebra you play with letters, numbers and symbols, and you also get to find secret things!

And when you learn some of the "tricks" it becomes a fun challenge to work out how to use your skills in solving each question.

The Basics

Exponents

Simplifying

Factoring

Logarithms

Polynomials

Linear Equations

Quadratic Equations

Solving Word Questions

Functions

Sequences and Series

Where to Next?

Other Interesting Topics You May Like

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Algebra is great fun - you get to solve puzzles! With computer games you play by running, jumping and finding secret things. With Algebra you play with letters, numbers and symbols, and you also get to find secret things!

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IXL Math - Independent Practice- Already Used by KHSD

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IXL Math - Independent Practice- Already Used by KHSD

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For independent practice / homework.
Well  organized online math modules with built in calculators and scaffolds (help) for students, individualized feedback and suggestions for advancement.

Is currently used at most Kern High School District math classes.

Excellent for semester/quarter reviews.

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The exact skills you need

Planning a lesson or prepping for an exam?
We've custom-built IXL skills to reinforce each topic within your:

State standards

Virginia Standards of Learning (2016)

Textbooks

See skills that match every chapter of 80+ popular textbooks

Assessments

Use IXL for the NWEA MAP, ACT, SAT, and more

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IXL | Math, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish

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IXL is the world's most popular subscription-based learning site for K-12. Used by over 15 million students, IXL provides personalized learning in more than 10,000 topics, covering math, language arts, science, social studies, and Spanish. Interactive questions, awards, and certificates keep kids motivated as they master skills.

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To challenge students to persevere through difficult problems, great for collaborative work and language development.

Numerous sources available by searching #smudgedmath. The following link includes premade activities within Desmo/Teacher.

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Conceptual flow and ideas on how to introduce CCSS Math to your class.

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Provide relevant texts that consider complexity, academic success, cultural competence, and critical consciousness.

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Desmos-  Graphing calculator for students and full lessons for teachers

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Desmos-  Graphing calculator for students and full lessons for teachers

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Two uses:
Graphing calculator for daily use
Technology driven full lessons. Library includes excellent experiential activities that provide students with concrete examples of equations and functions. Use for day one of unit plan.

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Khan Academy - Direct Instruction, curated math videos

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Khan Academy - Direct Instruction, curated math videos

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To be used as part of a digital canvas classroom, for students who were absent during direct instruction or those who need a second look.

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In Algebra 1, students solves linear and quadratic equations, and learned how the two processes are based on the same logical principles. In this unit, we extend these processes to solve a greater variety of equations, like rational and radical equations. We learn that we may sometimes get extraneous solutions. We also solve systems that include quadratic equations, and learn how we can use graphs to estimate a solution for any kind of equation!

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Equations | Algebra 2 | Math | Khan Academy

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In Algebra 1, students solves linear and quadratic equations, and learned how the two processes are based on the same logical principles. In this unit, we extend these processes to solve a greater variety of equations, like rational and radical equations. We learn that we may sometimes get extraneous solutions.