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Financial Literacy: Mortgages
This is a one-week financial literacy unit on mortgages, which can be used and adapted for students from Grade 6 to Grade 12. This unit is specific to Canadian (Ontario) mortgage rules and laws, but it can be easily adapted for other countries, states, and provinces. The unit both covers and includes: Mortgage basics and terminologyBudgeting and saving money (organizing and planning using data)An introduction to Google Sheets (data organization, basic math formulas)Some basic math problems, as t
6th - 12th
Math, Other (Math)
Math I Unit 3 Map
Unit 3: Introduction to Function Notation This editable map outlines Unit 3 for Math I. It provides details on the number of days spent on each topic, homework assignments, reviews, and tests/quizzes. Don't know where to start with a new unit?! This Unit 3 map is perfect to get you planning Math I Unit 3. All resources have been created for you.
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Other (Math)
Also included in:Â Math I Unit 3 Outline & Guided Notes
Math I Unit 3 Intro to Function Notation
This bundle contains ALL material for Math I Unit 3 "Intro to Function Notation"Including:-Math I Unit 3 Outline/Map -Math I Unit 3 guided notes -6 powerpoints -Worksheets -Answer Keys -Mid unit quiz & key -Unit review & key -Unit Test & key
8th - 12th
Math, Math Test Prep, Other (Math)
Workplace Math 10 and 11 Huge Bundle | Consumer Math, Measurement, Stats & More
Are you looking for 2 courses worth of resources for Workplace Mathematics 10 and 11 with no prep needed? Then this package is for you!The resources were created to help students develop their mathematical curricular competencies and make connections to math in the real world in fun and engaging ways. Assignments and assessments are differentiated and set-up for standards-based grading (but you can also use other methods). These resources would work well for both in-person and distance learning.
7th - 12th, Adult Education
Financial Literacy, Other (Math), Statistics
Recognizing Multiple Representations of Linear Relationships
This product is a good overview of Linear Relationships and how to recognize them in symbolic form (equations), tabular form (tables), graphical form (graphs), and contextual/verbal form (words/stories). It can be used as an overview for units on Linear Relationships. I've used it as a review for upper-level math students, such as Algebra 2 and Calculus students. If you like this handout, you may also appreciate "Recognizing Multiple Representations of Quadratic Relationships."
James Kiefer
8th - 11th
Algebra, Calculus, Other (Math)
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