This download contains 6th grade math Module 4 Topic H Bundle Lesson 31 to 34 PowerPoint Lesson inspired from the Engage NY Eureka Math program. The topics include the following: Analyze and Graph Independent & Dependent Variables, and Writing & Graphing Inequalities in Real World Problems. These are self-made using other various resources in combination with Eureka inspired lessons from Module 4. (Total 404 slides and three handouts/supplemental material provided).

I created/put these PowerPoint lessons together to help me lead engaging lessons that also covered all the things required such as objective, I “can” statements, vocabulary, lesson summary, and exit ticket.

Each lesson I pulled out what I felt I needed or could use in the time I had; therefore you will see some lessons are combo lessons which means I combined the lessons into 1 day lessons while others I extended and made them a multiple day lesson (Day 1 and then Day 2). As you will see I mainly kept with the Eureka lessons but did add my own self-created items as well as inserted examples/problems from other sources to make sure I taught the standard the best I could.

Remember that any Eureka lessons can be found on their website for FREE… and any other resources I used to make these PowerPoint lessons were found for free. This product is my own lesson plan on how I taught lessons using those resources.

If you were searching for PowerPoint’s that simply cut and pasted the lessons directly from Eureka then this is not the product for you. This product is custom and tailored to help teachers teach the Eureka lessons but in a format that will result with high student growth and achievement. If you are searching for lesson plans that are done for you with a PowerPoint to guide you through each lesson, breaking down the steps, and all you have to do is click from slide to slide with proven student growth then definitely download…I use these and they work!

These PowerPoint Lessons can easily be used for teaching virtually…all you need to do is click from slide to slide and all the answers are included making for easier teaching online as well as in the classroom.

I have 8 years teaching experience (1 year teaching 9th-10th grade health, 6 years teaching 5th grade math, and just finished teaching 6th grade math this year). I have been a level 5 teacher for the past 6 years. Below I have listed what you will be getting in this download.

Below I have listed what you will be getting in this download.

Topic H

Module 4 Lesson 31 & TT Lesson 21 Combo Day 1: (Title: Independent & Dependent Variable)

• 74 total slides covering
• Objective
• I “can” statement
• Vocabulary
• Lesson 31
  • Example 1-2
• TT Lesson 21
  • Example 1a-2a (See Handout Lesson 31 WS Handout 1)
    • Handout optional but provided just incase you want students to have a copy.
• Lesson 31
  • Example 3
• Lesson Summary
• Lesson 31 Problem Set questions 1-3 Answers

Module 4 Lesson 31 & TT Lesson 21 Combo Day 2: (Title: Independent & Dependent Variable)

• 64 total slides covering
• Objective
• I “can” statement
• Vocabulary
• Lesson 31
  • Exercise 1
• TT Lesson 21
  • Example 1a-1b (See Handout Lesson 31 WS Handout 1)
    • Handout optional but provided just incase you want students to have a copy.
  • Example 2a-2b
• Lesson 31
  • Exercises 3-4
• Lesson Summary
• Lesson 31 Exit ticket

Module 4 Lesson 32 & TT Lesson 21 Combo Day 1: (Title: Graph the Independent & Dependent Variable Coordinates)

• 72 total slides covering
• Objective
• I “can” statement
• Vocabulary
• TT Lesson 21
  • Example 3a (See Handout Lesson 32 WS Handout #2)

• Lesson 32
  • Opening Exercise (See Handout Lesson 32 WS Handout #2)
  • Example 2

• Lesson Summary
• Lesson 32 Problem Set questions 1-2 Answers
• Lesson 32 Handout WS #2 is optional (not required)and provided just in-case you want students to have a copy and be able to draw the coordinates on the graph provided.

Module 4 Lesson 32 & TT Lesson 21 Combo Day 2: (Title: Analyze Independent & Dependent Variable Relationships)

• 93 total slides covering
• Objective
• I “can” statement
• Vocabulary
• TT Lesson 21
  • Example 4 (See Lesson 32 Handout #2
  • Test Question #2-3 (See Lesson 32 Handout #3)
    • Handouts are optional and not required but provided just in-case you want students a copy.

• Lesson 32
  • Exercises 1-3
• Lesson Summary
• Lesson 32 Exit ticket
• Lesson 32 Homework Answers for Problem Set Questions 1-4

Module 4 Lesson 33 & 34 Combo (1 or 2 Day Lesson): (Title: Writing & Graphing Inequalities in Real-World Problems)

• 101 total slides covering
• Objective
• I “can” statement
• Vocabulary
• Review Graphing Inequalities
• Lesson 33
  • Example 1a-1f
  • Example 2a-2d
  • Exit Ticket Questions 1-2
• Lesson 34
  • Example 1a-1d
  • Examples 2-3
  • Exercises 1-5
• Lesson Summary
• Lesson 34 Exit ticket

Handouts Provided

Eureka and/or Teacher Toolbox Combined Handouts: (Provided but not required for lessons):

· Lesson 31 & TT Lesson 21 Combo Lessons (Day 1 and Day 2)

• TT21 Day 1 Example 1-2 and TT21 Day 2 Example 2 Worksheet (Answers in PowerPoint)

· Lesson 32 & TT Lesson 21 Combo Lessons (Day 1 and Day 2)

• TT21 Day 1 Example 3 Opening Exercise Handout (Answer in PowerPoint)
• TT21 Day 2 Questions 2 & 4 Handout (Answer in PowerPoint)

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