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BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSSCOPE AND SEQUENCEUnitChapter 0: Preparing for AlgebraDays4Chapter 1: Expressions, Equation and Functions (skip 1-3)9Chapter 2: Linear Equations (skip 2-9)12Chapter 3: Linear Equations (3-1 through 3-4, 3-2 lab)8Chapter 4: Equations and Linear Functions (4-1 through 4-4)10Flex Days2Midterm Exams/Review3Chapter 5: Linear Inequalities (5-1 through 5-6, 5-6 lab)12Chapter 6: Systems of Linear Equations and Inequalities (6-1 through 6-6, 6-6 lab)15Chapter 7: Exponents and Exponential Functions (7-1 through 7-6, 7-6 lab, 7-7 lab)10Flex Days2Final Exams /ReviewTotal390

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 0: Preparing for AlgebraTIMELINENJSLSSKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESThe concepts contained inthe Chapter 0 are a reviewof grade 6th – 8th NJSLS.SUMMERTEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALS ASSESSMENTSSummer Chapter 0PacketStudents are to completethe Chapter 0 packet overthe summer break.4 Days8.NS.1 & 28.G.97.NS.1, 2, 37.RP.2a7.G.17.SP.1 & 46.G.1 & 2MP.1 Chapter 0: Summer PacketSection Review atbeginning of the schoolyear.Teacher’s Edition, P5 – P48 http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/Interactive WhiteboardLessons Summer Packet Exit ticket 0-Posttest P47P48

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 1: Expressions, Equations, and FunctionsEssential Question: How can mathematical ideas be represented?TIMELINENJSLS½ DayA-SSE.1a, 2½ Day1 DayA-SSE.1b, 2A-SSE.1a, 2SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 1-1: Variables andExpressionsObj: SWBAT Write verbal expressions foralgebraic expressions. Write algebraic expressionsfor verbal expressions.Lesson 1-2: Order ofOperationsObj: SWBAT Evaluate numericalexpressions by using theorder of operations. Evaluate algebraicexpressions by using theorder of operations.Lesson 1-4: The DistributivePropertyObj: SWBAT Use the DistributiveProperty to evaluateexpressions and simplifyexpressions.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 4-9Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Study Guide andIntervention, pp5-6 Skills Practice, p 7 Practice, p 8 Teacher’s Edition, pp 10-15Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction,p15 Practice, p14 Graphing CalculatorActivity, p17Teacher’s Edition,pp 25-32Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p27 Study Guide andIntervention, pp 24-25 Practice, p ctive WhiteboardLesson Homework Exit ticket http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/ Homework Exit ticket http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 1: Expressions, Equations, and FunctionsEssential Question: How can mathematical ideas be represented?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayA-REI.31 DaySKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 1-5: EquationsA-CED.1Obj: SWBAT Solve equations with onevariable. Solve equations with twovariables.A-REI.10Lesson 1-6: RelationsF-IF.11 DayObj: SWBAT Represent relations. Interpret graphs of relations.Lesson 1-7: FunctionsF-IF.1, 2Obj: SWBAT Determine whether a relationis a function. Find function values.TEACHER’S GUIDETeacher’s Edition, pp 33-39Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 35,39 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 9-10 Skills Practice, p 32 Practice, p 33 Word Problem Practice, p 34 Spreadsheet Activity, p 36Teacher’s Edition, pp 40-46Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 45 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 1112 Practice, p 40 Word Problem Practice, p 41Teacher’s Edition,pp 47-55Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 50 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 1314 Skills Practice, p 45 Practice, p 46 Word Problem Practice, p 47MATERIALSASSESSMENTS Algebra Tiles Homework Exit ticket ves Homework Exit WhiteboardLessonVirtualManipulatives Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 1: Expressions, Equations, and FunctionsEssential Question: How can mathematical ideas be represented?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayF-IF.4SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 1-8: Interpreting Graphsof FunctionsObj: SWBAT Interpret intercepts, andsymmetry of graphs offunctions, as well as positive,negative, increasing anddecreasing behavior.1 DayF-IF.5Lesson: Supplemental Lesson on“Domain”TEACHER’S GUIDETeacher’s Edition,pp 56-61Chapter 1 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 57 Study Guide and Intervention,pp 15-16 Skills Practice p 51 Practice, p 52 Word Problem Practice, p 53 Enrichment, p 54 Supplemental/MandatoryLesson in Curriculum Guide“Domain”MATERIALS Graphing CalculatorGraph paperASSESSMENTS Homework Exit ticketObj: SWBATRelate the domain of a function toits graph and to the quantitativerelationship it describes.1 DayChapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60 minutes)Review PARCConline.orgsample/practice test and TestNavigation with students (20minutes)Go to:http://www.parcconline.org/practice-testsClick on: Check out the PARCCPractice TestsGo to the top blue band and clickon “Tutorial” Chapter 1District Test(In CurriculumGuide)

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 2: Linear EquationsEssential Question: Why is it helpful to represent the same mathematical idea in different ways?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayA-CED.1SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 2-1: Writing EquationsObj: SWBAT Translate sentences intoequations. Translate equations intosentences.1 DayA-REI.1,3Lesson 2-2: Solving One-StepEquationsObj: SWBAT Solve equations by usingaddition or subtraction. Solve equations by usingmultiplication and division.TEACHER’S GUIDETeacher’s Edition, pp 74-80Chapter 2 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction,p 77 Study Guide andIntervention, pp 17-18 Skills Practice, p 7 Practice, p 8 Word Problem Practice, p9 Enrichment, p 10Teacher’s Edition, pp 81-90Chapter 2 Resource Masters: Solving Equations Lab p81 Differentiated Instruction,pp 87,89 Study Guide andIntervention, pp 19-20 Skills Practice, p 13 Practice, p 14 Word Problem Practice, p15 Enrichment, p 16MATERIALS ctiveWhiteboard Lesson Homework Exit ticket Algebra Tiles Equation Mat http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 2: Linear EquationsEssential Question: Why is it helpful to represent the same mathematical idea in different ways?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayA-REI.1,3SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 2-3: Solving Multi-StepEquationsObj: SWBAT Solve equations involvingmore than one operation. Solve equations involvingconsecutive integers.1 DayA-REI.1,3Lesson 2-4: Solving Variableswith the Variable on Each SideObj: SWBAT Solve equations with thevariable on each side andinvolving grouping symbols.2 DaysA-REI.1,3Lesson 2-5: Solving EquationsInvolving Absolute ValueObj: SWBAT Evaluate absolute valueexpressions and solve absolutevalue equations.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 9196Chapter 2 ResourceMasters: DifferentiatedInstruction, pp 93, 96 Study Guide andIntervention, pp 21-22 Practice, pp 19-20Teacher’s Edition, pp 97102Chapter 2 ResourceMasters: DifferentiatedInstruction, pp 98, 102 Study Guide andIntervention, pp 23-24 Practice, pp 25-26Teacher’s Edition, pp 103110Chapter 2 ResourceMasters: DifferentiatedInstruction, p 104 Study Guide andIntervention, p 25-26 Practice, p 32-33 Algebra Tiles Equation Mat http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ Virtual Manipulatives Interactive WhiteboardLesson Homework Exit ticket Algebra Tiles Equation Mat http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket Homework Exit ticket http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Virtual ManipulativesASSESSMENTS

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 2: Linear EquationsEssential Question: Why is it helpful to represent the same mathematical idea in different ways?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayA-REI.1,3SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 2-6: Ratios and ProportionsObj: SWBAT Compare ratios and solveproportions.1 DayA-REI.3N.Q.1Lesson 2-7: Percent of ChangeObj: SWBAT Find the percent of change. Solve problems involvingpercent of change.2 DaysA-CED.4Lesson 2-8: Literal Equations andDimensional AnalysisA-REI.3Obj: SWBAT Solve equations for givenvariables. Use formulas to solve real-worldproblems.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition,pp 111-118Chapter 2 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 113 Study Guide and Intervention, pp27-28 Skills Practice, p 38-39 Spreadsheet Lab, DescriptiveModeling, p 118 Teacher’s Edition, pp 119-125Chapter 2 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 121 Study Guide and Intervention, pp29-30 Skills Practice, p 44-45 Algebra Lab, Percentiles, p 125 Teacher’s Edition, pp 126-131Chapter 2 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 127 Study Guide and Intervention, pp31-32 Skills Practice, p 51 Practice, p 52 Word Problem Practice, p 53 Enrichment, p ractiveWhiteboardLesson Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ VirtualManipulatives InteractiveWhiteboard Lesson Homework Exit ticket Homework Exit ticket ves

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 2: Linear EquationsEssential Question: Why is it helpful to represent the same mathematical idea in different ways?TIMELINENJSLS1 DaySKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESChapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60 minutes)Review PARCConline.orgsample/practice test and TestNavigation with students (20minutes)TEACHER’S GUIDEGo to:http://www.parcconline.org/practice-testsClick on: Check out thePARCC Practice TestsGo to the top blue bandand click on “Tutorial”MATERIALSASSESSMENTS Chapter 2 District Test(In Curriculum Guide)

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 3: Linear FunctionsEssential Question: Why are graphs useful?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayF-IF.4,7aTEACHER’S GUIDESKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 3-1: Graphing LinearEquationsObj: SWBAT Identify linear equations,intercepts, and zeros. Graph linear equations.Teacher’s Edition,pp 152-162Chapter 3 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 158 Study Guide and Intervention, pp35-36 Skills Practice and Practice, pp 7-8 Word Problem Practice, p 9 Enrichment, p10MATERIALSASSESSMENTS Graphing Calculator Graph Paper http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ Interactive WhiteboardLesson Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket Graphing Calculator Graphing Paper http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket Homework Exit ticket 1 DayA-REI.10F-IF.7aLesson 3-2: Solving LinearEquations by GraphingObj: SWBAT Solve linear equations bygraphing and estimatesolutions to a linear equationby graphing.1 DayN-Q.1F-IF.7aLesson 3-2 Lab: Graphing LinearFunctionsObj: SWBATGraph various linear functionsusing tools on the graphingcalculator.Supplemental/Mandatory Lessonin Curriculum Guide “AdditionalProblems”Teacher’s Edition,pp 163-168Chapter 3 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 164 Study Guide and Intervention, pp12-13 Skills Practice and Practice, pp 1415 Word Problem Practice, p 16 Enrichment, p17Teacher’s Edition, pp 169-170http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/ Interactive WhiteboardLesson Graphing Calculator

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 3: Linear FunctionsEssential Question: Why are graphs useful?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayF-IF.62 DaysSKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 3-3: Rate of Changeand SlopeF-LE.1aObj: SWBAT Use rate of change tosolve problems. Find the slope of a line.A-CED.2Lesson 3-4: Direct VariationF-IF.7aObj: SWBAT Write, graph and solveequations involvingdirect variationequations.1 DayChapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60 minutes)Review PARCConline.orgsample/practice test andTest Navigation withstudents (20 minutes)TEACHER’S GUIDETeacher’s Edition, pp 171-181Chapter 3 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 175, 176, 180 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 39-40 Skills Practice and Practice, pp 20-21 Word Problem Practice, p 22 Enrichment, p 23 Algebra Lab, Rate of Change, p 171Teacher’s Edition, pp 182-188Chapter 3 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 185, 188 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 41-42 Skills Practice and practice pp 26-27 Word Problem, p 28 Enrichment, p 29Go to: http://www.parcconline.org/practicetestsClick on: Check out the PARCC PracticeTestsGo to the top blue band and click on“Tutorial”MATERIALS lManipulatives Homework Exit pulativesMeter sticks Homework Exit ticket Chapter 3District Test(InCurriculumGuide)

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 4: Equations and Linear FunctionsEssential Question: Why is math used to model real-world situations?TIMELINENJSLS2 DaysF-IF. 7aS-ID.72 DaysF.BF.1F.LE.2SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 4-1: GraphingEquation in SlopeIntercept FormObj: SWBAT Write and graphlinear equationsin slope-interceptform. Model real-worlddata withequations inslope-interceptform.Lesson 4-2: WritingEquations in SlopeIntercept FormObj: SWBAT Write an equationof a line in slopeintercept formgiven the slopeand one point. Write an equationof a line in slopeintercept formgiven two points.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 215-2Chapter 4 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 221 Study Guide and Intervention, pp47-48 Skills Practice, pp 7-8 Teacher’s Edition, pp 226-232Chapter 4 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp228, 232 Study Guide and Intervention, pp49-50 Skills Practice, p 13 Practice, p 14 Word Problem Practice, p 15 Enrichment, p 16 l Manipulatives Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Interactive WhiteboardLessonVirtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 4: Equations and Linear FunctionsEssential Question: Why is math used to model real-world situations?TIMELINENJSLS2 DaysF.IF.2F.LE.2SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 4-3: Writing Equations inPoint-Slope FormF.LE.2S.ID.7Obj: SWBAT Write equations of lines inpoint-slope form. Write linear equations indifferent forms.Lesson 4-4: Parallel andPerpendicular Lines2 Days1 DayObj: SWBAT Write an equation of theline that passes through agiven point, parallel orperpendicular to a givenline.Chapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60 minutes)Review PARCConline.orgsample/practice test and TestNavigation with students (20minutes)TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 233-238Chapter 4 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 235 Study Guide and Intervention, pp51-52 Skills Practice &Practice, pp 1920 Teacher’s Edition, pp 239-246Chapter 4 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 245 Study Guide and Intervention, pp53-54 Practice, pp 26-27 Go to:http://www.parcconline.org/practicetests l ManipulativesGraph paper Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Virtual ManipulativesGraphing CalculatorGraph paper Homework Exit ticket Chapter 4District Test(In CurriculumGuide)Click on: Check out the PARCCPractice TestsGo to the top blue band and click on“Tutorial”3 DaysReview and Midterm District MidtermExam(In CurriculumGuide)

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSUNIT/LESSON TIMELINE CHARTChapter 5: Linear InequalitiesEssential Questions: How are symbols useful in mathematics? What mathematical symbols do you know?TIMELINENJSLS1 DayA-REI.3A-CED.11 DayA-REI.3A-CED.11 DayA-REI.3A-CED.1SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 5-1: SolvingInequalities by Additionand SubtractionObj: SWBAT Solve linearinequalities by usingaddition andsubtraction.Lesson 5-2: SolvingInequalities byMultiplication andDivisionObj: SWBAT Solve linearinequalities by usingmultiplication anddivision.Lesson 5-3: SolvingMulti-Step InequalitiesObj: SWBAT Solve linearinequalities involvingmore than oneoperation.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 284-290Chapter 5 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 289 Study Guide and Intervention, pp61-62 Practice, pp 7-8 Teacher’s Edition, pp 291-297Chapter 5 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 293,297 Study Guide and Intervention, pp63-64 Practice, pp 13-14 Teacher’s Edition, pp 298-304Chapter 5 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp300, 303 Study Guide and Intervention, pp65-66 Practice, pp 19-20 l Manipulatives Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 5: Linear InequalitiesEssential Questions: How are symbols useful in mathematics? What mathematical symbols do you know?TIMELINENJSLS2 DaysA-REI.3SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 5-4: SolvingCompound InequalitiesA-CED.12 DaysA-REI.3Obj: SWBAT Solve compoundinequalitiescontaining the wordsand &or and graphtheir solution set.Lesson 5-5: InequalitiesInvolving Absolute ValueA-CED.12 DaysA-REI.12A-CED.3Obj: SWBAT Solve and graphabsolute valueinequalities.Lesson 5-6: GraphingInequalities in TwoVariablesObj: SWBAT Graph linearinequalities on thecoordinate plane andsolve by graphing.1 DayA-REI.12Lesson: 5-6 Lab –Graphing InequalitiesObj: SWBATUse a graphing calculatorto investigate the graphs ofinequalities.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 305-311Chapter 5 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 311 Practice, pp 25-26 Algebra Lab, p 305 Teacher’s Edition, pp 312-316Chapter 5 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 313 Practice, pp 31-32 Graphing Calculator, p 35 Teacher’s Edition, pp 317-322Chapter 5 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 322 Practice, pp 38-39 Spreadsheet Lab, p 42 Teacher’s Edition, p 323 Graphing Calculator l Manipulatives Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit tickethttp://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/Virtual ManipulativesGraphing Calculator Homework Exit ticket Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 5: Linear InequalitiesEssential Questions: How are symbols useful in mathematics? What mathematical symbols do you know?TIMELINENJSLS1 DaySKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESChapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60minutes)ReviewPARCConline.orgsample/practice test andTest Navigation withstudents (20 minutes)TEACHER’S GUIDEGo to: http://www.parcconline.org/practicetestsClick on: Check out the PARCC Practice TestsGo to the top blue band and click on “Tutorial”MATERIALSASSESSMENTS Chapter 5 District Test(In Curriculum Guide)

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 6: Systems of Linear Equations and InequalitiesEssential Question: How can you find the solution to a math problem?TIMELINENJSLS2 DaysA-CED.2SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 6-1: Graphing Systemsof EquationsA-REI.1,62 DaysA-REI.6Obj: SWBAT Determine the numberof solutions a system oflinear equations has, ifany, by graphing andstate the solution.Lesson 6-2: SubstitutionObj: SWBAT Solve systems ofequations by usingsubstitution.2 DaysA-REI.6Lesson 6-3: Elimination UsingAddition and SubtractionObj: SWBAT Solve systems ofequations by usingelimination withaddition and subtraction.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSASSESSMENTSTeacher’s Edition, pp 334-343Chapter 6 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 336 Study Guide and Intervention, pp73-74 Skills Practice, pp 7-8 Graphing Calculator Activity, p 11 Technology Lab, p 342 http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/ Virtual Manipulatives Interactive WhiteboardLesson Homework Exit ticketTeacher’s Edition, pp 344-349Chapter 6 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 345 Study Guide and Intervention, pp75-76 Practice, pp 14- 15 Homework Exit ticketTeacher’s Edition, pp 350-356Chapter 6 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 352 Study Guide and Intervention, pp77-78 Practice, pp 20-21 http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/ Interactive WhiteboardLesson http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/Virtual Manipulatives Homework Exit ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 6: Systems of Linear Equations and InequalitiesEssential Question: How can you find the solution to a math problem?TIMELINENJSLS2 DaysA-REI.5, 6SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 6-4: EliminationUsing MultiplicationObj: SWBAT Solve systems ofequations by usingelimination withmultiplication.2 DaysA-REI.6Lesson 6-5: ApplyingSystems of Linear EquationsObj: SWBAT Determine the bestmethod for solvingsystems of equations. Apply systems ofequations.2 DaysA-REI.12Lesson 6-6: Systems ofInequalitiesObj: SWBAT Solve systems oflinear inequalities bygraphing. Apply systems oflinear inequalities toreal world problems.TEACHER’S GUIDEMATERIALSTeacher’s Edition, pp 357-363Chapter 6 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, p 362 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 79-80 Skills Practice, p 26 Practice, p 27 Word Problem Practice, p 28 Enrichment, p 29Teacher’s Edition, pp 364-371Chapter 6 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 366, 369 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 81-82 Skills Practice, p 32 Practice, p 33 Word Problem Practice, p 34 Enrichment, p 35 Algebra Lab p 370Teacher’s Edition, pp 372-375Chapter 6 Resource Masters: Differentiated Instruction, pp 373, 376 Study Guide and Intervention, pp 83-84 Skills Practice and Practice, pp 38-39 Word Problem Practice, p 40 Enrichment, p 41 Graphing Calculator Activity, p 43 Spreadsheet Activity, p 43 http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com Homework Exit ticket ves Homework Exit ll.com/InteractiveWhiteboard Lesson Homework Exit ticket ASSESSMENTS

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 6: Systems of Linear Equations and InequalitiesEssential Question: How can you find the solution to a math problem?TIMELINENJSLS½ DayA-REI.12SKILLS/CONTENTOBJECTIVESLesson 6-6 Lab: Systemsof Inequalities1 DayObj: SWBATUse a graphing calculatorto explore systems ofinequalities.Chapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60minutes)ReviewPARCConline.orgsample/practice testand Test Navigationwith students (20minutes)TEACHER’S GUIDETeacher’s Edition, p 376Go to:http://www.parcconline.org/practice-testsClick on: Check out the PARCCPractice TestsGo to the top blue band and click on“Tutorial”MATERIALS Graphing CalculatorASSESSMENTS Homework Exit ticket Chapter 6 District Test(In Curriculum Guide)

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 7: Exponents and Exponential FunctionsEssential Question: How do you simplify exponents and graph exponential functions?TIMELINENJSLSSKILLS/CONTENT OBJECTIVES½ DayA-SSE.2F-IF.8bLesson 7.1: MultiplicationProperties of ExponentsObj: SWBAT Multiply monomials using theproperties of exponents. Simplify expressions using themultiplication properties ofexponents.½ DayA-SSE.2F-IF.8bLesson 7.2: Division Properties ofExponentsObj: SWBAT Divide monomials using theproperties of exponents. Simplify expressions containingnegative and zero exponents.TEACHER’SGUIDETeacher’s Edition, pp. 391 - 397MATERIALSASSESSMENTS http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/ HomeworkExit Ticket http://connected.mcgrawhill.com/ HomeworkExit TicketChapter 7 Resource Masters: Study Guide and Intervention,pp.5-6 Skills Practice, p.7 Practice, p.8 Word Problem Practice, p.9 Enrichment, p.10Teacher’s Edition, pp. 398 - 405Chapter 7 Resource Masters: Study Guide and Intervention,pp.11-12 Skills Practice, p.13 Practice, p.14 Word Problem Practice, p.15 Enrichment, p.16

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 7: Exponents and Exponential FunctionsEssential Question: How do you simplify exponents and graph exponential functions?TIMELINENJSLS1DayN-RN.1,21 DayA-SSE.2SKILLS/CONTENT OBJECTIVESTEACHER’SGUIDEMATERIALSLesson 7.3: Rational ExponentsTeacher’s Edition, pp. 406 – 413 Obj: SWBAT Evaluate and rewrite expressionsinvolving rational exponents. Solve equations involvingexpressions with rationalexponents.Chapter 7 Resource Masters: Study Guide and Intervention,pp.17-18 Skills Practice, p.19 Practice, p.20 Word Problem Practice, p.21 Enrichment, p.22 Lesson 7.4: Scientific NotationTeacher’s Edition, pp. 414 - 420 Obj: SWBAT Express numbers in scientificnotation. Find products and quotients ofnumbers expressed in scientificnotation.Chapter 7 Resource Masters: Study Guide and Intervention,pp.23-24 Skills Practice, p.25 Practice, p.26 Word Problem Practice, p.27 Enrichment, tual Manipulatives HomeworkExit TicketGraphing calculatorshttp://connected.mcgrawhill.com/ HomeworkExit Ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 7: Exponents and Exponential FunctionsEssential Question: How do you simplify exponents and graph exponential ENT OBJECTIVES2 DaysF-IF.7eLesson 7.5: Exponential FunctionsTeacher’s Edition, pp. 424 - 429F-LE.2Obj: SWBAT Graph exponential functions. Identify data that displayexponential behavior.Chapter 7 Resource Masters: Study Guide and Intervention,pp.29 - 30 Skills Practice, p.31 Practice, p.32 Word Problem Practice, p.33 Enrichment, p.34F-IF.8bLesson 7.6: Growth and DecayTeacher’s Edition, pp. 432 – 436Obj: SWBAT Solve problems involvingexponential growth. Solve problems involvingexponential decay.Chapter 7 Resource Masters: Study Guide and Intervention,pp.35-36 Skills Practice, p.37 Practice, p.38 Word Problem Practice, p.39 Enrichment, p.40 Spreadsheet Activity, p.41Lesson: 7.6 Lab - TransformingExponentialTeacher’s Edition, p. 4371 ½ DaysF-LE.21 DayA.SSE.3cF.IF.8bObj: SWBAT Use properties of rationalexponents to transformexpressions for exponentialfunctions into equivalent forms tosolve problems.MATERIALS ASSESSMENTSGraphing calculatorshttp://connected.mcgrawhill.com/Virtual Manipulatives HomeworkExit TicketGraphing ive WhiteboardLesson HomeworkExit Ticket HomeworkExit Ticket

BRIDGETON PUBLIC SCHOOLSALGEBRA I CONCEPTSPACING GUIDEChapter 7: Exponents and Exponential FunctionsEssential Question: How do you simplify exponents and graph exponential functions?TIMELINENJSLSSKILLS/CONTENT OBJECTIVES1 DayF-IF.6Lesson: 7.7 Lab - Average Rate ofChange of Exponential FunctionsTEACHER’SGUIDETeacher’s Edition, p. 444MATERIALS http://connected.mcgraw-hill.comGrid paperASSESSMENTS HomeworkExit Ticket Unit 7 DistrictTest(In curriculumGuide)Obj: SWBAT Calculate and interpret the averagerate of change of an exponentialfunction.1 DayChapter Review1 DayChapter Test Chapter Test (60 minutes)Review PARCConline.orgsample/practice test and TestNavigation with students (20minutes)Go to:http://www.parcconline.org/practicetests Click on: Check out the PARCCPractice TestsGo to the top blue band and click on“Tutorial”3 DaysFinal Exam/Review Final Exam(In curriculumGuide)

ALGEBRA I CONCEPTS PACING GUIDE Chapter 1: Expressions, Equations, and Functions Essential Question: How can mathematical ideas be represented? TIMELINE NJSLS SKILLS/CONTENT OBJECTIVES TEACHER’S GUIDE MATERIALS ASSESSMENTS 1 Day A-REI.3 Chapter 1 Resource Masters: A-CED.1 Lesson 1

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