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Chapter 7:  Algebraic Expressions
C Layer : :
Basic knowledge, understanding.  
B Layer : : Application or manipulation of the information learned in the C layer.
A Layer : : Critical Thinking and Analysis.


Required assignments:  For each lesson that is taught in a chapter you will be given the choice of two assignments to receive your daily homework points(10 pts).  You must do one, but not both.  Your choices will consist of a homework assignment from the book (20-25 problems) or a smaller homework assignment from the book (10 problems) and a 5-6 question quiz that will be given the day after the homework is assigned.  If you chose the longer homework assignment it will be your responsibility to grade the homework from the board before class begins.  You will then explain to the teacher how to complete one of the problems that the teacher chooses at random.  If you chose the smaller homework assignment it will be your responsibility to turn in your homework the next day and complete the 5 or 6 question quiz (you must make a 75% or better on the quiz).

Lesson 7-1 pgs 295-296    10-36 even 40-52 even
                                    or            12-36 multiples of 4, 44-52 multiples of 4
Lesson 7-2 pgs 302-304    16-52 even 64-80 multiples of 4
                                     or            16-52 multiples of 4
Lesson 7-3 pgs 307-308    6-16 even 26-46 even
                                    or            6-16 even 28, 32, 36, 40
Lesson 7-4 pgs 312-313    6-14 even 22-42 even
                                    or            6-14 even 24, 28, 32, 36, 40
Lesson 7-5 pgs 319-320    22-50 even 58-68 even
                                    or            24-48 multiples of 4 60, 62, 64

Layer C (50 pts)
  • Definitions:  coefficient, constant, equivalent expressions, factor, factored form, like terms, linear expression, simplest form, simplifying the expression, term (5 pts)
  • The Stuart family has 5 members.  They each purchase a soda at $2.50 each and a hot dog at $3.50 each.  Create a poster illustrating how you would use mental math to find the total cost of the food.  Justify your answer by using the Distributive Property. (5 pts)
  • Karen made 5 less than 4 times the number of free throws that Kimi made.  Write an expression in simplest form that represents the total number of free throws made by both players.  Create a poster to illustrate the situation.  (5 pts)
  • The angle measures of a triangle are (x-9), x, and (2x-5) degrees.  Find the measures of the angles.  (3 pts) To receive 2 extra points, draw a picture of the triangle with the correct angle measurements.
  • One week, Ty made (3x+4) dollars.  The following week he made (x+8) dollars.  How much more did he made the first week?  (3 pts)
  • The area of a name card is (8x-2) square inches.  Factor 8x-2 to find possible dimensions of the name card.  Create a poster to illustrate the possible name card dimensions.  (5 pts)
  • Watch the Distributive Property video.  Take notes and do the quiz.  Show the teacher the results.  (5 pts)
  • Study the Inquiry Lab:  Simplifying Algebraic Expressions on Page 297.  Use illustrations to model Questions 1-4 and then find an interesting way to model Question 5. (7 pts)
  • Continue your study of the Inquiry Lab on Page 298. .  Use illustrations to model Questions 6-11 and then find an interesting way to model Question 12.  (7 pts)
  • Study the Inquiry Lab:  Factoring Linear Expressions on Page 314.  Use illustrations to model Questions 1-4 and then find an interesting way to model Questions 5-6.  (7 pts)
  • Continue your study of the Inquiry Lab on Page 315.  Use illustrations to model Questions 8-10 and then find an interesting way to model Questions 12-15.  (7 pts)
  • Watch the Distributive Property video.  Take notes.  (3pts)
  • Watch the Algebraic Expressions Number Game video.  Take notes.  (3 pts)
  • Watch the Simplifying Linear Expressions video.  Take notes.  (3 pts)
  • Quiz Lesson 7-1. Must e-mail results to teacher. ramonaroberts@alton.k12.mo.us (3 pts)
  • Quiz Lesson 7-2. Must e-mail results to teacher. ramonaroberts@alton.k12.mo.us (3 pts)
  • Quiz Lesson 7-3. Must e-mail results to teacher. ramonaroberts@alton.k12.mo.us (3 pts)
  • Quiz Lesson 7-4. Must e-mail results to teacher. ramonaroberts@alton.k12.mo.us (3 pts)
  • Quiz Lesson 7-5. Must e-mail results to teacher. ramonaroberts@alton.k12.mo.us (3 pts)

    Layer B (20 pts)
    • Ask the teacher for the Linear Expressions Pyramid Worksheet.  Complete.  (20 pts)
    • Ask the teacher for the Distributive Property Combo Meal and Linear Expressions Worksheet.  Complete.  (20 pts)
    Layer A (20 pts)
    • Ask the teacher for the Performance Task:  Movie Time.  Complete.  (20 pts)
    • Ask the teacher for the Download Dilemma.  Read the cartoon and then develop your own cartoon using linear expressions.  Create a worksheet to go with the cartoon as well as an answer key.  (20 pts)


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