Above Average Math

This PowerPoint presentation is a 1 period lesson (45-55 minutes) introducing students to key concepts and terms in statistics. It is at a high school level, but can be modified to a more basic middle school level. Key terms include, but are not limited to: statisticsdescriptive datainferential datapopulationsamplepopulation parametersample statisticSlides are animated and include answers, where applicable. A link is also provided to a YouTube video which can be accessed when the presentation

Teaching your students how to solve a system of equations using matrices? THIS is the lesson you want to give! Included is a PowerPoint lesson, complete with animation and answers, that will guide your students into setting up a coefficient matrix, then an augmented matrix, and ultimately reduced row echelon form of the matrix. Prior knowledge on what an identity matrix is has been briefly included as a reminder. Prerequisite knowledge (not included in this lesson): matrix addition and sub

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

Included in this bundle are PowerPoint lessons for pre-Algebra probability. This bundle includes lessons on the following topics: Experimental and Theoretical ProbabilityMaking SurveysIndependent and Dependent EventsPermutationsCombinationsAll lessons are animated, have definitions, examples, and answers. Homework problems are not supplied because we all use different textbooks. As a bonus, I have also included a short Project Based Learning (PBL) activity on Making Surveys. You can assign an

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.

This is a 2-day lesson on Symmetry. It includes a PowerPoint presentation for 2 days as well as Do Now's to start off the lesson. Additionally, at the end of the PowerPoint, there are a few slides on Rotations, Reflections, and Translations as a review if you want to include that at the beginning of your lesson. All the slides are animated with answers. There is also a Do Now Word document for the first day's lesson. If you are not using Pearson Realize, please insert your own textbook examp

This is a PowerPoint presentation for a high school Geometry class. It can be given in person or remotely if distance learning. This presentation covers several topics in a unit on Circles including arcs and sectors, tangent lines, chords, and inscribed angles. I don't assume my students know or remember terms, so if a term is given, I first introduce it. This presentation covers all the basic theorems and corollaries related to these topics that are seen on SAT and ACT exams. I am happ

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.

This a a lesson for a Geometry class as an introduction to the trigonometric ratios (SOHCAHTOA) and their use to find side lengths and the inverse trigonometric ratios to find angle measures. This lesson also discusses special right triangles (45-45-90 and 30-60-90) and how we apply the trig. ratios to those types of problems as well. Complementary angles are discussed using the trig. ratios along with practice problems. This lesson includes practice along with all answers. All slides are auto

Teaching sine, cosine, and tangent ratios? THIS is your lesson! A full lesson for a Geometry class on the trig ratios including inverse trig ratios! Examples, detailed worked through answers, all animated! Word problems are included! There is even a DO NOW to start off the learning. This lesson can be used for classroom or online teaching. Enjoy!

This was created as an online lesson, but it can certainly be given in a "normal" classroom setting as well. It demonstrates how to solve quadratic equations by Completing the Square. Examples are given with solutions written out completely. All slides are animated. All answers are provided. 40 - 45 minute lesson.

In this Geometry lesson, we explore various Proportions in Triangles by first reviewing the geometric mean. The following theorems are introduced, along with examples and problems: Side-Splitter TheoremTriangle Midsegment TheoremTriangle Angle Bisector TheoremThis lesson can be taught in person or online. All examples have solutions. All slides are animated. Word problems and their answers are provided. If you have any questions, please let me know. Enjoy and good luck!

This is a PowerPoint presentation for a lesson that describes the difference between Experimental and Theoretical Probability. The presentation is completed animated on each slide. Vocabulary is emphasized. Examples are given in the presentation. It is a 1 day lesson. A Do Now begins the lesson with a puzzle. The homework exercises referenced in the presentation are from Prentice Hall textbooks, Course 3, but you can add whatever homework you'd like.

This one day lesson can be given in person or online. Topics include the Pythagorean Theorem, Pythagorean triples, and special right triangles including 30-60-90 and 45-45-90 triangles. The lesson is fully animated with practice problems and answers. A bell ringer Do Now is included at the start of the lesson and an Exit Ticket is included at the end.

This is a continuation of a unit on probability that covers independent and dependent events. I have it set up as a 3 day lesson. Each day has a Do Now/Bell Ringer at the start of the lesson. The lessons build on each other and the topic. All slides are animated with answers included. You will need to supplement with your own homework assignments; I did not include because my school may be using a different textbook.

This lesson was created to give to my Geometry students online when we were doing distance learning. It begins with a Do Now/Bell Ringer on special right triangles then begins to introduce the Equation of a Circle. Three topics are covered: Equation of a CircleDetermining if a point is on a circle, inside the circle, or outside the circleFinding the equation of a circle by completing the square.The slides are all animated with answers provided. The lesson will take approximately 30 - 45 minut

This is a 2 day lesson (40 minute periods) on Combinations. There is a presumption that you have previously taught experimental and theoretical probability lessons as well as lessons on independent/dependent events and permutations. The slides are all animated. All answers are provided. I did not provide homework assignments because I don't know what textbook you are using.

This is a 2-day lesson (40 minute classes) on Permutations. It assumes you have previously taught lessons on conducting a survey, experimental and theoretical probability, making predictions, and independent and dependent events. This is an introduction to permutations with several types of examples. The slides are all animated. All answers are included. I have not included homework assignments because I do not know the textbook you use for your class.

An introduction to Permutations for middle or high school students. Slides are animated, along with answers to example questions. Presentation is a 2-day lecture that includes a "Do Now" to start each class. Presentation follows the Prentice Hall Mathematics Course 3 Chapter 10 guidelines (textbook assignments are from that book). Worksheets assigned to the class are also from the Course 3 book, however since they are not original, they are not included here.

In this lesson, students will learn how to apply the methods of solving systems of equations (graphing, substitution, and elimination) to solving systems of equations that have one linear and one quadratic equation. Examples and answers are given for using both substitution and elimination and a graphic example is given for the graphing method. All slides are animated. All answers are provided. This is a one day lesson designed to be presented during remote/distance learning, however it will