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Intro to PEMDAS Google Slideshow Presentation Lesson | 5th Grade Math
This is a 5th grade lesson on PEMDAS (order of operations). These 10 editable slides include what pemdas means, what it's used for, and example problems for students to practice. This resource will be perfect for your class if they are new to learning about this topic, or as a refresher if they haven't used it in a while. Students will learn that pemdas is a system for solving equations that have mulitple operations. They will learn that when we multiply and divide, or add and subtract, we work
5th
Algebra, Algebra 2, Arithmetic
CCSS
5.OA.A.1
, 5.OA.A.2
Also included in: PEMDAS Order of Operations BUNDLE | 5th 6th Grade | Test-Prep Review
1.2 - Function Notation f(x) (MCR3U Grade 11 Functions / Pre-Calculus)
Ontario Curriculum Expectations:A1.2 - represent linear and quadratic functions using function notation, given their equations, tables of values, or graphs, and substitute into and evaluate functions.
11th
Algebra, Calculus, PreCalculus
Mathematics Stories: Given tough x-intercepts, finding the VERTEX of a PARABOLA
For years and years of teaching advanced mathematics, I always just found the vertex of a parabola by completing the square. In challenging top end students, I'd give them "raunchy" x-intercepts and have them find the vertex. I taught the algorithm in this product, and figured that every textbook would do the same. I used to have dozens of old Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus textbooks. The step by step procedure was not in any of them. I hope that all of you who teach HONORS level mathematics will
9th - 12th
Algebra, Algebra 2, PreCalculus
Mathematics Stories - The MAN IN THE TRENCH COAT...(look before you leap)
The MAN IN THE TRENCH COAT, is a story that I tell at the beginning of the school year, and give examples at the beginning of every unit/topic. I kept a "common mistakes" file for each level of mathematics. The teacher can wait until the student makes such a mistake or "front load" the student, as they explain concepts of a given topic. Not only is it good practice to prepare students of such common mistakes, but also by giving these mistakes a title such as "Man in the trench coat", students
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Algebra, Arithmetic, Math
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