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see all padlet lesson links

expressions in google classroom

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each lesson has four parts:

1. together (a live class!)

2. independent (work on your own)

3. practice (online practice websites)

4. assessment project (final project that shows what you know)

read more about the parts of a lesson in the doc below ↓

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"I have a conceptual understanding of variables, and I can express arithmetic computations symbolically."

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there is no such thing as a "math person"

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there is no such thing as a "math person"

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learn about the brain science of learning in the video below

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join the google hangout video chat at these times:
► 2 October | 5:30-6:30p
► 4 October | 10:30-11:30

→ can't make these times? that's okay! videos of recorded sessions will be available right here after they happen ☻

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1- join the class in desmos, sign in with google, then complete the Central Park slides*
2- when finished, mark as done on the lesson 2 assignment in classroom (there will be nothing to attach).

*if you need to take a break, you can return to the activity at student.desmos.com; sign in with google, then find Central Park under 'recent activities'

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► khan academy - writing expressions with variables
► khan academy - evaluating expressions with two variables

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use extension resources to inform your final assessment project for this lesson.

ck12 - expressions & variables

did you find another good extension resource for this week's assessment statement? share with us in classroom!

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tools
below are just a few of many online tools you can use to create an assessment project!

google slides

educreations

canva infographics

turn in

finished with your assessment project? add it to the lesson 2 assignment in classroom, then turn in!