Systems of Equations: Scratch
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Given two lines in slope-intercept form, students will create a program that will find the intersection point between the lines. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Given two lines in slope-intercept form, students will create a program that will find the intersection point between the lines. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Geometry and Measurement Creator: Selim Tezel Twitter: @SelimTezel Students will use their understanding of inverse trigonometry and the Pythagorean Theorem to make a spiraling square pattern. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra, Geometry and Measurement Creator: Jim Cash Twitter: @cashjim Students will use pattern recognition to grow a visual pattern with translation and variables. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Mike Larson Twitter: @boundsofoutmath This program allows the user to type in a linear equation, then the program graphs the line. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Geometry and Measurement Creator: Will Abbott    Twitter: @MrAbbottMath Have you ever played the game Geoguessr? Google Earth drops you in a random location on Earth and your goal is to guess where you are. The program then tells you how close/far you are from the destination. Geoguessr simulates this by using…
Emphasis: Measurement and Geometry Creator: Erik Nauman Twitter: @openblackboard Aim to correctly guess the location of the green square using coordinates. The closer you are the more points you earn. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Number and Operation Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Race to the finish line against the computer. The only way to advance is by correctly answering subtraction questions. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Geometry and Measurement Creator: Dan Anderson    Twitter: @dandersod Students will draw, using the pen tool, different polygons. They will start with a square, then a triangle, then some challenge shapes. The designs will be based on the angles of the shapes. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Number and Operation Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Choose a recipe you love! Then choose how many guests you are cooking for. The program will calculate the amount of each ingredient you need based on the number of guests. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Data and Probability Creator: Ashley Tewes    Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Simulate a simple coin flip in Scratch by totaling the number of heads and tails flipped. Next, calculate the experimental probability of flipping either heads or tails after each flip. View Lesson Here