It's Not Too Late to Celebrate!

By Algebra Simplified, 9th grade

It's not too late to celebrate Pi Day in your classroom! With a Saturday holiday, the kids understand a Monday remembrance.

Teaching Algebra?

Working on Linear Systems, Factoring, Inequalities, Absolute Value Equations, OR Exponent Laws? Continue with your current topic of study with a little Pi Day twist. Answer sheet to Algebra practice is a Pi Day card from student to teacher.

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Math Lesson - "Algebra Lesson - Solve Inequalities in One Variable"

by Hilda Ratliff

Grades 9, 10

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                                                                                                                                                                   This resource is an introductory lesson on solving inequalities in one variable. The 5 page student handout includes notes with blanks to be filled in, 4 problems to be used as examples, and independent practice. The independent practice consists of 4 inequalities to solve and graph the solutions as well as 4 word problems which require students to create and solve an inequality.

A detailed answer key is provided.

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Algebra Lesson - Solve Inequalities in One Variable

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Math Lesson - "7th Grade Math 2-Step Equations and Inequalities (Prerequisite for 7.EE.4)"

by Hilda Ratliff

Grade 7

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In this resource students solve 2-step equations and inequalities. They must apply these skills when writing and solving equations and inequalities to represent situations in word problems. 

The 1st activity contains guided notes and examples on solving equations. Students will stay engaged by filling in missing parts of the examples.

The 2nd activity is independent practice on solving two-step equations and equations with distributive property.

The 3rd activity contains guided notes and examples on solving and graphing inequalities.

The 4th activity contains independent practice on solving and graphing the solutions of inequalities. Students are required to check answers to inequalities. Suggestions for teaching this are included in the Teacher Notes. Examples of checking solutions of inequalities are found in the answer keys.

The 5th activity is a group activity on equations and inequalities.

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7th Grade Math 2-Step Equations and Inequalities (Prerequisite for 7.EE.4)

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