Honors Algebra I Rev. Summer 2011

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Honors Algebra I Rev. Summer 2011 Course description: In Algebra I, students learn to represent families of functions in various ways: as verbal descriptions, equations tables, and graphs. They also learn to model real-world situations using functions in order to solve problems which arise from those situations. Particular emphasis is placed on linear and quadratic functions. Lessons on geometry, probability and data analysis are also part of this course, linking the course to other areas of math and helping prepare students for major assessments and standardized tests. Assessments are done in a variety of formats: multiple choice, short response, extended response, and major situation-based applications. Primary text(s) and other major resources: Algebra I Larson, Boswell, Kanold, Stiff (MacDougal Littell, 2007)

Unit Length & MLRs Objectives Essential Concepts & Questions Assessment Unit 1 Using Equations in One Variable 6 weeks Goal set 1: Write and evaluate algebraic expressions. D11a Use expressions to write equations and inequalities. Represent functions as verbal rules, equations, tables, and graphs. D12a Goal set 2: Perform operations with real numbers. A1 Apply properties of real numbers. A1 Classify and reason with real numbers. A1 Goal set 3: Solve equations in one variable. D13a Solve proportions and percent problems. Rewrite equations in two or more variables. D13 For set 1: Evaluate algebraic expressions and use exponents Apply order of operations to evaluate expressions Translate verbal phrases into expressions Translate verbal sentences into equations and inequalities Use a problem solving plan to solve problems Represent functions as rules and tables Represent functions as graphs Develop skill with algebraic calculator functions Objective set 2: Graph and compare positive and negative numbers Add, subtract, multiply and divide positive and negative numbers Apply the distributive property Find square roots and compare real numbers For set 3: Solve one-step equations Solve two-step equations Solve multi-step equations Find ratios and write and solve proportions Solve proportions using cross products For set 1: Use multiple representations to describe a real-world situation, such as determining a route where someone might run/jog EC for set 2: How can square roots be used for measuring square, rectangular, and right trianglular objects? How do these square root numbers fit in with other numbers? How can we use proportions and equations to help predict future population distribution of various locations? Also, how does this relate to the military presence and prison crowding of a location? For set 1: Mixed review Use cumulative review & word problems at end of chapter For set 2: Square Roots Project For set 3: Proportions of Populations Activity

Unit 2 Using Equations in Two Variables 10 weeks Goal set 4: Graph linear equations and functions using a variety of methods. D12 Understand how changes in linear equations and functions affect graphs. D13a Use graphs of linear equations and functions to solve real problems. D Goal set 5: Write linear equations in a variety of forms. D Use linear models to solve problems. D13d Model data with a line of fit. B3b Goal set 6: Apply properties of inequalities. D13 Use statements with and or or. Graph inequalities. D13a Goal set 7: Solve linear systems by Plot points in a coordinate plane Graph linear equations in a coordinate plane Graph a linear equation using intercepts Find slope of a line and interpret slope as a rate of change Graph linear equations using slopeintercept form Write and graph direct variation equations Write equations of lines Write equations of lines using points Write linear equations in point-slope form Write linear equations in standard form Write equations of parallel and perpendicular lines Make scatter plots and write equations to model data Make predictions using best-fitting line For set 6: Solve inequalities using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division Solve multi-step inequalities Solve compound inequalities Solve absolute value equations Solve absolute value inequalities Graph linear inequalities in two variables Graph and solve systems of linear How are linear functions used to solve problems involving distance? How are linear equations applied to solve problems involving a constant rate of change? For set 6: How are inequalities used to solve problems in sound amplification and bodily functions? How can we use systems of equations to make better financial choices? When do different Direct Variation & Trees Project Write linear equations in 3 forms. Season & Individual Passes Project

graphing. 13a Solve linear systems using algebra. D13a Solve systems of linear inequalities. 13a equations Solve systems of linear equations by substitution Solve linear systems using adding or subtracting Solve linear systems by multiplying first Determine the number of solutions of a linear system pricing plans coincide, and what Algebra techniques can we use to obtain that information? Unit 3 Exponential and Quadratic Functions 10 weeks Goal set 8: Apply properties of exponents to simplify expressions. A1b Use numbers in scientific notation. A1c Write and graph exponential functions. D12a Goal set 9: Add, subtract and multiply polynomials. Factor polynomials. Write and solve polynomial equations to solve problems. D11 Goal set 10: Graph quadratic equations. D13b Solve quadratic equations. D13b Apply exponent properties involving products Apply exponent properties involving quotients Use zero and negative exponents Use scientific notation Write and graph exponential growth models Write and graph exponential decay functions Add, subtract and multiply polynomials Use special product patterns to multiply polynomials Solve polynomial equations Objective set 9b: Factor trinomials of the form x2 + bx + c Factor trinomials of the form ax2 + bx + c Factor special products Factor polynomials completely Solve quadratic equations by graphing Solve quadratic equations by finding square roots How does exponential growth relate to living things? Can studying the past help predict the percentage of population growth of various locations? How are polynomial functions used to model business and physics applications? How is the quadratic model used in physics? Population Growth Project Solve polynomial equations in factored form. For set 9b: Factor polynomials completely. Solve quadratic equations by various methods. Use book test for chapter 10, p701

Compare linear, exponential and quadratic models. D13 Solve quadratic equations by completing the square Solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula Unit 4 Radical and Rational Functions 9 weeks Goal set 11: Graph square root functions. A1a Use properties of radicals in expressions and equations. Apply knowledge of radicals in geometry. Simplify radical expressions Solve radical equations How are radical equations used to solve realworld problems such as the length of a sailboat's water line, given the hull speed. Solve radical equations. LAD Assessment: Buying a Jet Ski