8th Grade Math Connects Planning Guide Quarter Four 2012-2013

UNIT 3: Geometry and Measurement

Chapter 10: Algebra: Nonlinear Functions and Polynomials

Personal Tutor Examples

Formative Assessment: Lesson Quiz Online

DoDEA Standard Correlation

Additional Resources Related to the DoDEA Standards

Chapter Resources: Chapter 10 Readiness Quiz, Chapter 10 Family Letter Ex 1: Identify Functions Lesson 10-1 Lesson 10-1: Using Tables Quiz Linear and Ex 2: Identify Functions Nonlinear Using Tables functions Ex 3: Identify Functions (pg. 528) Using Graphs Ex 4: Identify Functions Using Graphs Ex 5: Identify Functions Using Equations Ex 6: Identify Functions Using Equations Ex 7: Real World Example Lesson 10-2: Ex 1: Graph Quadratic Lesson 10-2 Graphing Functions Quiz Quadratic Ex 2: Graph Quadratic Functions Functions (pg. 534) Ex 3: Graph Quadratic Functions Ex 4: Graph Quadratic Functions Ex 5: Real World Example

Problem Solving Journals by Lesson:Chapter 10 Journals

8.M.2.b: identify functions as linear or nonlinear and contrast their properties using tables, graphs, or equations; 8.M.2.c: analyze relationships between linear equations and their graphs by connecting the meaning of intercepts and slope to the context of the situation; 8.M.2.d: use symbolic algebra to represent situations and to solve problems involving linear and nonlinear relationships;

Lesson Plans/Practice: Smart Board-Linear Functions Using Tables SmartBoard-Linear/Nonlinear using tables, graphs, and equations Standard Deviants School The Basics Exponents and Multiplication
(Manipulative)

Exponents and Division

(Manipulative)

Lesson 10-3: Problem Solving Investigation: Make a Mode (pg. 538) Lesson 10-4: Graphing Cubic Functions (pg. 540)

Ex 1: Make a Model

Lesson 10-3 Quiz

8.M.2.b: identify functions as linear or nonlinear and contrast their properties using tables, graphs, or equations; 8.M.2.d: use symbolic algebra to represent situations and to solve problems involving linear and nonlinear relationships; 8.M.2.h: represent and solve problems using various representations, e.g., graphs, tables, and equations; DoDEA Process Standards 8.M.3.f: use geometric models to represent and explain numerical and algebraic relationships; 8.M.2.d: use symbolic algebra to represent situations and to solve problems involving linear and nonlinear relationships;

Algebra I Recipe: Division Properties of Exponents Algebra I Recipe: Exponents and Order of Operations Algebra I Recipe: Multiplication and Division of Real Numbers Algebra I Recipe: Multiplication Properties of Exponents, Negative, and Zero Exponents Notes: Multiplying Monomials (ppt) Video/Lesson Tutorials: TEAMS: Algebraic Concepts for Middle School: Patterns and Functions (discovery education) Functions: Inputs and OutputsCalories Burned Running ((discovery education)

Ex 1: Graph a Cubic Function Ex 2: Real World Example

Lesson 10-4 Quiz

Extend 10-4: Graphing Calculator Lab: Families of Nonlinear Functions (pg. 544) Lesson 10-5: Multiplying Monomials (pg. 545)

See Lesson 10-4

8.M.2.h: represent and solve problems using various representations, e.g., graphs, tables, and equations; 8.M.2.b: identify functions as linear or nonlinear and contrast their properties using tables, graphs, or equations;

Functions: Inputs and OutputsBBQ Party Planning (discovery Math Factor: General Quadratic Relation: An Introductions
(discovery education) education)

Ex 1: Multiply Powers Ex 2: Multiply Powers Ex 3: Real World Example Ex 4: Multiply Negative Powers

Lesson 10-5 Quiz

Lesson 10-6: Dividing Monomials (pg. 550)

Ex 1: Divide Powers Ex 2: Divide Powers Ex 3: Use Negative Exponents Ex 4: Use Negative Exponents Ex 5: Test Example Ex 6: Real World Example Ex 1: Find the Power of a Power Ex 2: Find the Power of a Power Ex 3: Power of a Product Ex 4: Power of a Product Ex 5: Real World Example

Lesson 10-6 Quiz

Lesson 10-7: Powers of Monomials (pg. 555)

Lesson 10-7 Quiz

8.M.1.a: use the law of exponents for integer exponents; 8.M.1.b: explain the meaning of exponents that are negative and zero; 8.M.1.c: use scientific, exponential, and calculator notation to express very large or small numbers; 8.M.1.f: apply order of operations to simplify expressions and perform operations involving numbers written in exponential notation or radical form; 8.M.2.e: recognize, generate, and justify equivalent forms of algebraic expressions; 8.M.1.a: use the law of exponents for integer exponents; 8.M.1.b: explain the meaning of exponents that are negative and zero; 8.M.1.f: apply order of operations to simplify expressions and perform operations involving numbers written in exponential notation or radical form; 8.M.2.e: recognize, generate, and justify equivalent forms of algebraic expressions; 8.M.1.a: use the law of exponents for integer exponents; 8.M.1.b: explain the meaning of exponents that are negative and zero; 8.M.1.c: use scientific, exponential, and calculator notation to express very large or small numbers; 8.M.1.f: apply order of operations to simplify expressions and perform operations involving numbers written in exponential notation or radical form;

Discovering Algebra With Graphing Calculators: Exploring Quadratics (discovery education) Math Factor: General Quadratic Relation: An Introductions
(discovery education)

Introduction to the quadratic equation Quadratic Equation part 2 Completing the square Quadratic Formula (proof) Applying Quadratic Functions 1 Quadratic Functions 1 Rules for Simplifying Exponents with Similar Bases (discovery
education)

Algebra: Exponents (discovery

education)

Exponent Properties 1 (Khan) Exponent Properties 2 (Khan) Exponent Properties 3 (Khan) Exponent Properties 4 (Khan) Exponent Properties 5 (Khan) Exponent Properties 6 (Khan) Exponent Properties 7 (Khan) Multiplying Monomials PH Multiplying Powers with the Same Base PH Multiplying Powers in an Algebraic Expression PH Simplifying a Power Raised to a Power PH Raising a Product to a Power

Lesson 10-8: Roots of Monomials (pg. 559)

Ex 1: Simplify Square Roots Ex 2: Simplify Square Roots Ex 3: Simplify Cube Roots Ex 4: Simplify Cube Roots Ex 5: Real World Example

Lesson 10-8 Quiz

8.M.2.e: recognize, generate, and justify equivalent forms of algebraic expressions; 8.M.1.f: apply order of operations to simplify expressions and perform operations involving numbers written in exponential notation or radical form; 8.M.2.e: recognize, generate, and justify equivalent forms of algebraic expressions;

Interactive Notes: Rules for Exponents Manipulatives/Applets: LAB-Linear and Nonlinear Functions LAB-Graphing Quadratic Functions LAB-Powers of Monomials Function Flyer Function Machine Linear Function Machine

Chapter 11: Statistics

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UNIT 5: Statistics, Data Analysis, and Probability Formative Assessment: DoDEA Standard Correlation Lesson Quiz Online

Additional Resources Related to the DoDEA Standards

Chapter Resources: Chapter 11 Readiness Quiz, Chapter 11 Family Letter Problem Solving Journals by Lesson: Chapter 11 Journals Lesson 11-1: Ex 1: Make a Table Lesson 11-1 Quiz DoDEA Process Standards Lesson Plans/Practice: 8.M.2.h: represent and solve problems Problem Solving Play Ball! Activity Pack using various representations, e.g., Investigation: Math Activity 1: Football (pg. 11-12) graphs, tables, and equations; Make a Table Math Activity 2: Soccer (pg. 13-14) Math Activity 3 Basketball(pg.15-17) (pg. 574) Math Activity 4: Baseball (pg.18-21) 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct Ex 1: Construct a Histogram Lesson 11-2 Quiz Lesson 11-2: graphical representations for discrete and Learning about Histograms Ex 2: Analyze and Interpret Histograms continuous data; Data Histogram Application/Practice (pg. 576) 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and Ex 3: Analyze and Interpret Exploring Histograms appropriate arguments for a conclusion Data Bitesize math-histograms based on analysis of data presented Practice with Circle Graphs 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or Constructing Circle Graph Activity common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct SmartBoard-Measures of See Lesson 11-2 Extend 11-2: graphical representations for discrete and Dispersion Graphing continuous data; Calculator Lab: That Quiz-Averages 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and Histograms Human Box and Whisker plot appropriate arguments for a conclusion (pg. 581) Project based on analysis of data presented SmartBoard-Box-and-Whisker Plot 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or Stem and Leaf Examples common errors in data analysis; SKUNK-a stem and leaf plot Ex 1: Construct a Circle Lesson 11-3 Quiz 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct Lesson 11-3: Graph From Percents activity graphical representations for discrete and Circle Graphs continuous data; Ex 2: Construct a Circle Box and Whisker Plot (pg. 582) 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and Graph from Data

Ex 3: Analyze and Interpret Data

Extend 11-3: Spreadsheet Lab: Line, Bar, and Circle Graphs (pg. 589)

See Lesson 11-3

Lesson 11-4: Measures of Central Tendency and Range (pg. 591)

Ex 1: Find Measures of Central Tendency and Range Ex 2: Real World Example Ex 3: Test Example

Lesson 11-4 Quiz

Extend 11-4: Spreadsheet Lab: Mean, Median, and Mode (pg. 597) Lesson 11-5: Measures of Variation (pg. 599)
Ex 1: Find Measures of Variation Ex 2: Find Outliers Ex 3: Use Measures of Variation to Describe Data Lesson 11-5 Quiz

Lesson 11-6: Box and Whisker Plots (pg. 611)

Ex 1: Construct a Box and Whisker Plot Ex 2: Interpret Data Ex 3: Compare Data

Lesson 11-6 Quiz

appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct graphical representations for discrete and continuous data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.b: find, interpret, and use measures of center, quartile, and interquartile range to compare two sets of data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.b: find, interpret, and use measures of center, quartile, and interquartile range to compare two sets of data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.b: find, interpret, and use measures of center, quartile, and interquartile range to compare two sets of data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct graphical representations for discrete and continuous data; 8.M.5.b: find, interpret, and use measures of center, quartile, and interquartile range to compare two sets of data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis;

Line Graph and Central Tendency Unit Video/Lesson Tutorials: Exploring Data Displays and Graphs Difference Between Continuous and Discrete Data (discovery education) Study Jams-Histograms Study Jams-Circle Graph Study Jams-Stem-and-Leaf Plots Babe Ruth-Mean, Median, Mode (brainpop account) Study Jam-Mean Study Jams-Median Study Jams-Mode Box-and-whisker plots (khan) Constructing a box-and-whisker plot Box-and-Whisker Plots (khan) Creating box and whisker plots Example: Range and mid-range Reading Box-and-Whisker Plots ( Manipulatives/Applets: Cool Graphing-six displays LAB-Making Circle Graphs Interactive Circle Graph Box and Whiskers Applet Interactive Histogram Review Mean, Median, Mode, Range Review Bar Graphs Review Pictographs Interpret Circle Graphs Box and Whisker Plots II Review Line Graphs Review Circle Graphs Review Stem and Leaf Plots

Extend 11-6: Graphing Calculator Lab: Box and Whisker Plots (pg. 612)

See Lesson 11-6

Lesson 11-7: Stem and Leaf Plots (pg. 612)

Ex 1: Real World Example Ex 2: Real World Example Ex 3: Real World Example

Lesson 11-7 Quiz

Lesson 11-8: Select an Appropriate Display (pg. 617)

Ex 1: Select an Appropriate Graph Ex 2: Construct an Appropriate Display

Lesson 11-8 Quiz

8.M.5.a: know and use the correct graphical representations for discrete and continuous data; 8.M.5.b: find, interpret, and use measures of center, quartile, and interquartile range to compare two sets of data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct graphical representations for discrete and continuous data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis; 8.M.5.a: know and use the correct graphical representations for discrete and continuous data; 8.M.5.e: construct convincing and appropriate arguments for a conclusion based on analysis of data presented 8.M.5.f: identify faulty arguments or common errors in data analysis;

Mean, Median, Mode and Range of Bar Graphs, Line Graphs Histograms Interactive Bar Graph Interactive Line Graph Interactive Stem and Leaf Interactive Circle Graph Games: Mean, Median, and Mode Game Mean, Median, Mode, and RangeJeopardy The Mean Machine Mean Runners That Quiz-Averages Shark Game Train Race Mean Runners Bar Chart Making Double Bar Graphs Line Graphs Exploring Circle Craphs Making Circle Graphs Great Graphs Box and Whisker Graph Box Plot

Chapter 12: Probability

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Formative Assessment: Lesson Quiz Online

DoDEA Standard Correlation

Additional Resources Related to the DoDEA Standards

Chapter Resources: Chapter 12 Readiness Quiz, Chapter 12 Family Letter Lesson 12-1: Ex 1: Use Tree Diagrams Lesson 12-1 Counting Ex 2: Real World Example Quiz Outcomes Ex 3: Real World Example (pg. 632) Lesson 12-2: Ex 1: Independent Events Lesson 12-2 Probability of Ex 2: Test Example Quiz Compound Events Ex 3: Real World Example (pg. 637)

Problem Solving Journals by Lesson: Chapter 12 Journals 8.M.5.g: compute the probability of the occurrence of independent and simple dependent events; 8.M.5.g: compute the probability of the occurrence of independent and simple dependent events;

Lesson Plans/Practice:
Are you Game? Activity pack
Math Activity 1: Race to the Top (pg. 7-9) Math Activity 2: Fair Spinners (pg. 10-11) Math Activity 3: Its In the Bag (pg. 12-14) Math Activity 4: Odd Man Out (pg. 15-17) Math Activity 5: Tossing Coins (pg. 18-20)

Practice Quiz page 21

Lesson 12-3: Experimental and Theoretical probability (pg. 643)

Ex 1: Theoretical and Experimental Probability Ex 2: Theoretical and Experimental Probability Ex 3: Real World Example Ex 4: Use Probability to Predict See Lesson 12-3

Lesson 12-3 Quiz

8.M.5.g: compute the probability of the occurrence of independent and simple dependent events;

Interactive Probability and Experimental Probability Activity Probability Question Set Independent and Dependent Events Probability Notes Exploring probability Video/Lesson Tutorials: Spy Guys Probability Basic Probability (your school must have a brainpop account) Study Jam-Finding Probability Study Jam-Identifying Outcomes and Making Predictions Compound Events (discovery) Basic Probability (brainpop) Independent and Dependent Events (brainpop account) Dependent Events Manipulatives/Applets: Spinner Applet Spinner Applet 2 Dice Applet LAB-Theoretical and Experimental Probability Games: Stick or Switch Probability Pond Basic Probability Practice Catching Critters Probability Fair Pulling Objects form a Bag Probability Circus

Extend 12-3: Probability Lab: Fair Games (pg. 648) Lesson 12-4: Problem Solving Investigation: Act it Out (pg. 650) Lesson 12-5: Using Sampling to Predict (pg. 653)

8.M.5.g: compute the probability of the occurrence of independent and simple dependent events;

Lesson 12-4 Quiz Ex 1: Act it Out

DoDEA Process Standards

Ex 1: Determine Validity of Conclusions Ex 2: Determine Validity of Conclusions Ex 3: Real World Example

Lesson 12-5 Quiz

8.M.5.d: compare sampling methods and analyze effects of random versus biased sampling and justify conclusions;