Unit 7: Polynomial Equations and Factoring

Please note the most recent date will always be first, and I may have future dates listed.

Pay close attention to the date and scroll down for previous days!

Monday, February 4, 2019 (Odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To demonstrate proficiency on concepts and skills related to polynomials
  • Warm-Up:
      • Questions?
  • Classwork:
      • Summative

  • Homework:
      • Exponential Practice - KEY is HERE
  • Important Dates:

Friday, February 1, 2019 (even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To add, subtract, multiply, factor, and solve polynomial equations
  • Warm-Up:

  • Classwork:
      • Correct practice summative
      • Word problems
  • Homework:
  • Important Dates:
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Thursday, January 31, 2019 (odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To add, subtract, multiply, factor, and solve polynomial equations
  • Warm-Up:
      • Correct homework
  • Classwork:
      • Video game review
  • Homework:
      • Practice summative due tomorrow with corrections made by end of class
      • Key is here !
  • Important Dates:
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Wednesday, January 30, 2019 (even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To factor polynomial equations and apply skills to real life situations
  • Warm-Up:
      • Go over formative
  • Classwork:
      • More word problems
  • Homework:
      • Word problems
  • Important Dates:
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Tuesday, January 29, 2019 (odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To factor polynomial equations and apply skills to real life situations
  • Warm-Up:
      • Factoring
  • Classwork:
      • Formative
  • Homework:
      • More factoring practice
  • Important Dates:
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Monday, January 28, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To factor polynomial equations
  • Warm-Up:
      • Multiplying special cases
  • Classwork:
      • Factoring special cases
  • Homework:
      • 7.9 Practice A (handout)
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Tuesday, 1/29/19
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Friday, January 25, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To factor polynomial equations
  • Warm-Up:

  • Classwork:
      • More work on factoring when a > 1
      • Mixed factoring practice
  • Homework:
      • 7.8 Practice A handout
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Tuesday, 1/29/19
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Thursday, January 24, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To factor polynomial equations
  • Warm-Up:
      • Problems on board
      • Check homework from last night and record on clipboard
  • Classwork:
      • Factoring when a >1
  • Homework:
      • One problem
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Tuesday, 1/29/19
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Wednesday, January 23, 2019 (Odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To factor polynomial equations
  • Warm-Up:
      • Board - factoring from simple to advanced
  • Classwork:
      • What does it mean to factor?
      • Factoring polynomial equations
          • Diamonds are a mathematicians best friend
      • Practice - handout
  • Homework:
      • 7.7 Practice A (handout)
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Tuesday, 1/29/19
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Tuesday, January 22, 2019 (Even)

On Friday - Meet in Room 517 during period 1

  • Learning Targets:
      • To solve quadratic equations using the zero product property
  • Warm-Up:
      • Return formatives
  • Classwork:
      • Solving polynomial equations
          • Factored form and standard form and non-standard form
          • What is a solution?
          • Zero product property
      • Practice - page 192 in journal
  • Homework:
      • Online 7.5, pages 360-361, problems 4-24 (even)
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Tuesday, 1/29/19
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19

Friday, January 18, 2019 (Odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To operate with polynomials
      • To factor the GCF
  • Warm-Up:
  • Classwork:
      • Factoring the GCF
      • Formative
  • Homework:
      • Online 7.6 - pages 366-367, problems 6-12, 14-16, 33-36
  • Important Dates:
      • Summative - Wednesday, 2/6/19

Thursday, January 17, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To operate with polynomials
  • Warm-Up:
      • Correct homework
      • Exponents warm-up
  • Classwork:
      • Begin practice formative
  • Homework:
      • Finish practice formative
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Friday, 1/16/19
      • Formative - Wednesday, 1/23/19 (will include simplifying expressions with exponents and exponential functions)
      • Summative - Wednesday, 2/6/19

Wednesday, January 16, 2019 (Odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To add and subtract polynomials
      • To multiply polynomials
  • Warm-Up:
      • Correct homework
  • Classwork:
      • Adding and subtracting polynomials
      • 7.2 Online or pages 338-339, problems 5-17 (odd) and 21-23 (odd)
      • Multiplying polynomials - 3 methods
  • Homework:
      • Practice 7.3 - multiplying polynomials
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Wednesday, 1/23/19 (will include simplifying expressions with exponents and exponential functions)
      • Summative - Wednesday, 2/6/19

Tuesday, January 15, 2018 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To identify monomials
      • To classify polynomials
  • Warm-Up:
      • Please get journals
      • What you learned before - pages 171-172 in journal
      • What vocabulary do we know to describe the parts of the following equation?
            • y = 2x^2 + 5x + 3
  • Classwork:
      • Notes: Make a t-chart with examples of monomials and not monomials, write a definition of a monomial and a definition for the degree of a monomial
      • Notes: Polynomials and standard form of a polynomial
      • Start homework
  • Homework:
      • 7.1 Practice (handout)
  • Important Dates:
      • Formative - Wednesday, 1/23/19 (will include simplifying expressions with exponents and exponential functions)
      • Summative - Wednesday, 2/6/19

Monday, January 14, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To demonstrate proficiency on 1st semester concepts and skills
  • Warm-Up:
      • Please get a privacy folder
      • Put your practice district summative on the clipboard and record your level of confidence about these concepts and skills
  • Classwork:
      • District summative
  • Homework:
      • Basic factoring practice
  • Important Dates:

Thursday, January 10, 2019 (Odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To review concepts and skills from 1st semester
  • Warm-Up:
      • Make a list of concepts and skills we've learned from the first half of the year
      • Our goal will be to group them into 6 or fewer categories by Friday
  • Classwork:
      • District summative practice
  • Homework:
      • Finish district summative review packet so we can check it in class on Friday
      • Key is here
  • Important Dates:
      • District Summative - Monday, 1/14/19

Wednesday, January 9, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To understand and interpret scatter plots
  • Warm-Up:
      • Scatter plots - what do the slopes and y-intercepts mean?
  • Classwork:
      • Return summatives - what do we need to continue to work on?
      • District summative - begin work on packet
  • Homework:
      • Problems 1-13, 34-35, 53-59 in district summative review packet
      • Key is here
  • Important Dates:
      • District Summative - Monday, 1/14/19

Tuesday, January 8, 2019 (Odd)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To review concepts and skills related to exponential functions
      • To understand and interpret scatter plots
  • Warm-Up:
      • New seats
      • Get journals
      • ELO - Get graphing calculators
  • Classwork:
      • Page 146 in journal - review of exponent properties
      • Page 333 in journal - making a scatter plot and interpreting the line of best fit
      • Positive, negative, and no correlation
      • Interpreting slope and y-intercept
      • Correlation and causation
          • https://towardsdatascience.com/why-correlation-does-not-imply-causation-5b99790df07e
          • The more firemen are sent to a fire, the more damage is done.
          • Children who get tutored get worse grades than children who do not get tutored.
          • The number of Nobel prizes won by a country (adjusting for population) correlates well with per capita chocolate consumption.
          • Chocolate consumption (per capita) also significantly correlates with the per capita number of serial murderers.
          • There is a strong relationship between the amount of serious crime committed and the amount of ice cream sold by street vendors!
          • The size of your palm is negatively correlated with how long you will live.
          • The amount of soda a person drinks is positively correlated to the likelihood of obesity.
      • ELO - Using calculators with scatter plots
          • Clear everything
          • DiagnosticON - 2ndCatalog - scroll down
          • Enter values - stat > edit.
  • Homework:
      • 12.5 Practice (handout)
  • Important Dates:
      • District Summative - Monday, 1/14/19

Friday, February 1, 2019 (Even)

  • Learning Targets:
      • To review all concepts and skills related to polynomial equations and factoring
  • Classwork:
      • Practice summative
  • Homework:
  • Important Dates:
      • Summative - Monday, 2/4/19