Smith Math

This graphic organizer helps students understand the difference between discrete and continuous functions through various representations: graphs, tables, and equations. A real world example is given for each type of function to help illustrate the differences. Included in this product are: 1) Graphic Organizer pdf Sheets. There are two versions: one version with blanks for students to fill out, and a second “completed version” (i.e. no blanks) for simple reference. 2) An animated (and edita

This resource contains two graphic organizers. The first one helps students see how one solution, no solution, and infinitely many solutions show up in equations, in graphs, and algebraically. The second one helps students decide when to solve systems using graphing, substitution, or elimination. Included in this product are: 1) Graphic Organizer pdf sheets. There are two versions of each sheet: one version with blanks for students to fill out, and a second “completed version” (i.e. no blank

This is lesson 3 in my Laws of Exponents video series and was developed for distance learning. It covers the Quotient Rule at the Algebra 1 level (but could be used for review at higher levels as well). The lesson structure:The instructor (that's me) works an Example. Each Example is worked out with a concise but detailed explanation.Then students work a set of 2-3 practice problems on their own as a check for understanding (called a Quick Check). They are instructed to pause the video while th

This is lesson 2 in my Laws of Exponents video series and was developed for distance learning. It covers the Product Rule at the Algebra 1 level (but could be used for review at higher levels as well). The lesson structure:The instructor (that's me) works an Example. Each Example is worked out with a concise but detailed explanation.Then students work a set of 2-3 practice problems on their own as a check for understanding (called a Quick Check). They are instructed to pause the video while the

This is lesson 1 in my Laws of Exponents video series, and was developed for distance learning. It covers Zero and Negative Exponents at the Algebra 1 level (but could be used for review at higher levels as well). The lesson structure:The instructor (that's me) works an Example. Each Example is worked out with a concise but detailed explanation.Then students work a set of 2-3 practice problems on their own as a check for understanding (called a Quick Check). They are instructed to pause the vid

This is lesson 5 in my Laws of Exponents video series and was developed for distance learning. It covers a Quotient Raised to a Power at the Algebra 1 level (but could be used for review at higher levels as well). The lesson structure:The instructor (that's me) works an Example. Each Example is worked out with a concise but detailed explanation.Then students work a set of 2-3 practice problems on their own as a check for understanding (called a Quick Check). They are instructed to pause the vid

This is lesson 4 in my Laws of Exponents video series and was developed for distance learning. It covers a Product Raised to a Power at the Algebra 1 level (but could be used for review at higher levels as well). The lesson structure:The instructor (that's me) works an Example. Each Example is worked out with a concise but detailed explanation. Then students work a set of 2-3 practice problems on their own as a check for understanding (called a Quick Check). They are instructed to pause the vi