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Solving for the nth Term in Quadratics Using a Chart Technique

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This is a way for student to find the nth term of a quadratic using a systematic algorithm that they usually find (not only) less complicated than guess and check, but also fun. Many feel that it feels like they are solving a puzzle. They find first and second differences through a chart they fill in, and then create a second chart to use their findings and actually formulate the nth term statement.

9th - 10th

Algebra, Geometry, Math

Coding 2D Shapes with Bee-Bots

Created by

ClevorTech

Bring the children's mathematical knowledge of 2D shapes into practice with this easy lesson pan. Incorporate their knowledge of coding and algorithms by having them construct picture and images using circles and squares.

1st - 2nd

Geometry, Measurement, Robotics

Drawing with Coordinates

Created by

Eli Sheldon

In the Drawing with Coordinates activity, students will create their own designs by plotting coordinate pairs on paper. They trade their list of coordinate pairs with a partner, who attempts to recreate the original image to see how accurate their algorithm was. Students then enter the same list of ordered pairs into the Coordinate Drawer web app and explore how changing points and reflections affect their designs. For Google Docs links, please visit https://www.ctlessons.org/math/drawing-with-

5th - 6th

Geometry, Graphing, Math

CCSS

5.G.A.1

, 6.NS.C.6b

8th grade Pythagorean Theorem Power Point Presentation

Created by

Mad Eye Moody Productions

Incorporate technology into your lesson with this PowerPoint! This 20-slide presentation is a basic explanation of the Pythagorean concept. It uses the "area" argument approach and allows students to use self-created manipulatives to establish understanding of the Theorem. At the end, it shows the algorithm for the Theorem. It defines essential vocabulary (hypotenuse, right triangle, etc.), gives examples, has a guided practice question, and an independent practice question. It is Common Co

8th

Geometry, Math

CCSS

8.G.B.7

Also included in: 8th Grade Geometry - Power Point Lessons Bundle