prealgebralessons

=Acheivement Pre-Algebra Lessons and Materials=

Chapter 12
PowerPoints Labeled as "Teacher Guided" are meant to be presentations. PowerPoints Labeled as "Student Guided" are meant for the students to click through on their own.

Student Guided:

Teacher Guided:

Here is a Fathom Lesson I adapted from a website to go over some of the statistics we will cover in the first week of January. It is still rough, but I hope that you will look at it and provide feedback. The mathematics is not overwhelming, but it gets the students using Fathom, so they have some experience with it for future lessons. I planned on working on it during parts of three classes. I see two options for a project like this one: 1) Print out the guide and have the students write on it, or 2) Send the students the file and have them type their answers (there are a few ways you can do this... see Katie M. if you need help with it!)

**Chapter One**
The following documents are 2007 PowerPoints and 97-2003 Microsoft Word Documents. The Word Documents are student editions with the slides three to a page, in a format most students can open at home. They have examples, but they leave out answers to problems students would be asked to complete on their own. My hope is that the next time I teach this course, the students can access my notes ahead of time, print them out, and fill in the blanks. - Katie McLead



The following documents are 2007 PowerPoint and 2007 Word. In class, the students navigate through the PowerPoint on their own, answering the questions in the word document, which becomes their notes. After a few lessons like the ones below I started making the PowerPoints self-contained, where the PowerPoints asked the students to write things directly into their notes, so you may want to adjust the following to do that for you.

Chapter One Review
These two PowerPoints go together. They are a Jeopardy game template from the internet, where I used Chapter One questions. I had some difficulty with the Polyvision board when I presented this one, so I just used the laptop and projected it.

Chapter Two Review


The following document used a template for "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" that I found online, the credits are in the PowerPoint.

Chapter Three
(This PowerPoint was created by two honors trigonometry students.)

Chapter Four