Writing Expressions from Arithmetic Patterns in Algebra
by Time Flies © 2019
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Price: $4 USD
Subjects: math
Grades: 8,9,10,11,12
Description
Using the famous Old Faithful Geyser as a real-world example, students will explore how data can reveal mathematical patterns. This introductory Algebra I lesson helps students connect prior knowledge to new concepts, allowing instructors to assess their understanding from previous math courses. Students will engage in identifying patterns, collecting and graphing data, and ultimately writing expressions based on linear relationships. The lesson introduces arithmetic patterns and key terminology such as term, consecutive terms, and common difference, building a strong foundation for future algebraic reasoning. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to write an expression from a set of linear data, reinforcing their ability to analyze and represent mathematical relationships.
Acknowledgements
The Old Faithful picture is the property of Lisa Hamiter. The Grand Prismatic Spring is by Steppinstars via Pixabay. The Bison is by WikiImages via Pixabay. The Zebra is by Yolanda via Pixabay. The Lower Falls is by MikeGoad via Pixabay. The Shark is by Fgyongyver via Pixabay. Stick figure with a question mark is by Clker-Free-Vector-Images via Pixabay.