Sentences with phrase «creates equivalent expressions»

I created this product to help my students that the order of operations creates equivalent expressions as the student works toward the solution.

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Topics Include: 100 Chart Base 10 Blocks Decomposing Numbers Comparing Numbers Symmetric Figures Reflections Frieze Patterns Addition Chart Addition Subtraction Chart Subtraction Cartesian Plane Missing Terms — Addition Missing Terms - Subtraction Angles Parallel Lines Perpendicular Lines Polygons Convex and Concave Polygon Multiplication and Division Chart Multiplication Division Comparing Fractions Decimals Money - Bills Money — Coins Units of Measurement Perimeter Tables Bar Graphs Solids Prisms Pyramids Area Equivalent Fractions Adding Decimals Subtracting Decimals Rounding Numbers Even and Odd Numbers Number Patterns Measuring Time Telling Time Volume Equivalent Expressions This reference booklet has been created with students in mind.

They will create equivalent exponential expressions using multiplication, division, zero powers, and negative powers.

With the low expectations in books keyed to the old, laundry - list - of - topics math standards, I have to accompany each night's assignment with a paragraph of my own instructions: link the question, the intermediate steps, and the answer in a complete mathematical sentence; accompany your math work with an area model; translate the problem by creating a proportion table with both rows and both columns meaningfully titled; give another equivalent form of the expression you've simplified; etc., etc..)