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Algebra Unit 1 Calendar


UPDATED 2013-09-19 2:31 PM

16
intro to year and unit & set up notebooks /binders
groups and seating (interdependence groups for the unit)
concept 1 - integer operations - review rules for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing with negatives
hw - KA “adding and subtracting negative numbers”
and “multiplying and dividing negative numbers”

17


Warm up - integer arithmetic



concept 2 - Simplify expressions using combining like terms



HW - KA “combining like terms”
and “combining like terms with distribution”
19
Warmup - simplifying expressions



plugging in; function machines...
concept 3 - Evaluating Expressions - plugging in and doing PEMDAS
hw - KA “Evaluating expressions in one variable”

23
warmup - evaluating expressions, plugging into function machines
QUIZ - concepts 1 & 2
hw - KA “Evaluating expressions in 2 variables”
24


warmup - two-step equations & simplifying
QUIZ concepts 1, 2, 3

 concept 4 - two-step equations - how to solve two-step equations (review)
hw - KA “2-step equations”


26
warmup - multi-step equations and fraction ops
QUIZ concepts 1-4

 concept 5 - multi-step equations - how to solve multi-step equations
hw - KA “equations with variables on both sides” and
“multistep equations with distribution”
30
Warmup - fraction ops
QUIZ concepts 3-5
concept 6 - equations with fractions - how to solve equations with fractional coefficients





1
Warmup - Simple proportion word problems




HW - Finish worksheet
3
Warmup: proportion algebra questions and combining like terms
QUIZ concepts 4-6
concept 7 - proportions - simple rational equations and proportions with variables as a type of fractional/rational equation. - rates: word problems (so-and-so paints x sq ft in 15 minutes, how many sq ft in an hour? and
5 people can paint 7 walls in 36 minutes. How many minutes will it take for 6 people to paint 10 walls?)
HW - KA video: multiple rates word problem
and
“rate problems 2”
also BRING HEADPHONES


7
warmup - simplifying and evaluating questions
QUIZ concepts 5-7
concept 8 - radical equations. basic substitution.
HW - KA WATCH “Solving radical equations 1” & “Solving radical equations 2” & “Solving radical equations 3” & “extraneous solutions to radical equations ”
8
warmup - solving equations
more work on radical equations.
HW - KA “radical equations”

10
No warm up
QUIZ concepts 6-8
make up quizzes and khan academy free day.



HW - On Khan Academy, search "Absolute Value Equations." Watch at least 3 of the videos that come up.








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