Above Average Math

This is an introductory lesson to the 7 letters that represent the Roman numerals. It begins with the basic representation for 1 and moves through to M (1,000). There are practice problems after each new Roman numeral is introduced. I conclude with problems giving the Roman numeral and asking for the value and then showing clocks with Roman numerals and asking what time is showing. All slides are animated with solutions provided. An understanding of addition, subtraction, and place value is

Attached is a lesson introducing mathematical expressions with variables and the referenced homework assignment. The lesson is a PowerPoint presentation and is fully animated. The textbook that this lesson support is Structure & Method Course 1, however it can be adapted for other texts.

What is a line graph? How does it differ from a bar graph? How do you draw line graphs? This presentation is one class length (about 40 minutes). It is animated and helps students understand and learn how to plot and interpret line graphs.

5th grade introduction to using a calculator to perform basic math operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. All slides are automated and include answers to problems.

In a 5th grade honors class, teaching students how you can easily multiply by numbers of base 10. This lesson is a Powerpoint presentation that has direct instruction, examples, and practice problems. Slides are animated.