Exponent Rules and Scientific Notation Workshop
Students apply exponent rules, convert between standard and scientific notation, multiply in scientific notation and solve a travel-time problem.
THE LESSON LIBRARY
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Students apply exponent rules, convert between standard and scientific notation, multiply in scientific notation and solve a travel-time problem.
Students use a bacteria-growth case study, a half-life problem and compound interest to practice exponential functions, then connect exponents and logarithms.
Students factor out the GCF, factor simple trinomials and differences of squares, solve quadratics with the zero-product rule, and find factoring errors.
Students read a made-up farm shop scene and a sample chemical label, identify hazards, explain what could go wrong and choose safer actions.
Students use the expenditure formula to compute GDP, growth and GDP per person for a made-up economy, and decide what counts in GDP.
Students read an original science article about echolocation and answer questions on main idea, evidence and cause and effect.
Students read an original informational passage about honeybee communication and identify the structure and purpose of each paragraph.
Students sort original speech excerpts into informative and persuasive, match three persuasion appeals, and write a thesis for each purpose.
Students sort eight fact cards about honeybee colonies into useful and off-topic, then turn the useful facts into a well-organized informative paragraph.
Students learn the basic types of investments, compare a concentrated and a diversified portfolio using made-up returns, and see how fees add up.
Students compare written descriptions of three fictional websites using author, evidence, date and purpose, and decide which are reliable.
Students learn finger assignments, ergonomics and the typing speed formula, then practice home-row finger placement silently on the desk.