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5- Day Lesson Plan Unit: Linear Equations Grade Level: Grade 9 ...

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2<strong>Unit</strong> ObjectivesGiven a five day instruction on linear equations, the following are unit objectives:• Given instruction on how to create a table of values on the calculator from a linearequation, students will demonstrate how to make a table of values.• Given technology instruction on how to use Geometers Sketchpad, students willbe able to graph linear equations in Geometers Sketchpad.• Given a technical briefing on the TI-83 calculator, the students will be able tograph linear equations with their calculators.• Students will calculate the x and y intercepts on the graph given linear equations.• Students will create graphs and describe their slopes given instruction on theCBR.• Students will be able to find the slope of a line.• Students will be able to describe slopes with appropriate mathematicalvocabulary.• Given the TI-83 calculators, students will be able to find the slope.• Given the slope-intercept formula, the students will be able to rewrite linearequations into the slope-intercept form.• Using the Green Globs software the students will be able to write linear equations.• Given the slope and a point on the line, students will be able to write linearequations.• Given a technical briefing of the TI-83 calculator, students will be able to entersystem of equations into the calculator.• Given instruction on the matrix program of the TI-83 calculator, students will beable to solve systems of equations.• Students will be able to explore equations on the calculator by graphing the linearequations.New York State Standards

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