Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Students create a program that will find on what day receiving double the previous day’s amount of pennies everyday, starting with one penny, will exceed one million dollars. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Choose a function rule (ex. f(x)= 2x + 4). The user will type in an input, the program will give an output value. Given an input/output table, the user will try and guess the function. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Andrew Stadel & Ashley Tewes Twitter: @mr_stadel @ashleyanntewes Based on Andrew Stadel Stacking Cups Lesson. Students will model two different types of cups being stacked based on their heights. They will use the model to find when the two cups will reach the same height. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: George Carganilla & Ashley Tewes Twitter: @CarganillaRHS @ashleyanntewes Students will create a program that multiplies any two binomials. Students may use the area method or standard multiplying using the distributive method (sometimes referred to as foil). View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Creator: Dan Shuster & Ashley Tewes Twitter: @SimiCodeSquad @ashleyanntewes Students will create a program that will perform synthetic division to check if a root is a solution or not. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Linear Equations Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Students will take in an equation in one form (slope-intercept form, point-slope form, or standard form) and the program will transfer the equation to a different form. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Trigonometry Creator: Mike Larson Twitter: @boundsofoutmath Learn how to program graphs of sine and cosine functions View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Quadratics Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Students will create a program that will use the quadratic formula to calculate zeros of a quadratic equation, including complex solutions. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra Quadratics Creator: Ashley Tewes Twitter: @ashleyanntewes Students will create a program that will use the quadratic formula to calculate zeros of a quadratic equation. View Lesson Here
Emphasis: Algebra/ Financial Literacy/Logarithms Creator: Mike Larson Twitter: @boundsofoutmath Financial Literacy is a huge piece of everyday math that is too often overlooked in our algebra courses! This fun lesson on logs puts a fun twist examining how many years it will take to double your money in various investment fund scenarios. It incorporates compound…