Making Tens

Being able to quickly count to the next ten is super important for adding and subtracting. And it is fun.Once a student can immediate subitize number upto ten on the abacus, you are ready to make ten. Steps:– Have the child put the first number on the abacus– The number remaining on the right is…

Kindergarten Math

Math is a matter of building blocks. These are the important components and how I teach them. Counting to ten. Just in everyday lives. Find a font that you like.Using an Abacus. Rekenrek or AbacusFinger CountingRecognize groups (subitize)Make Ten

Saxon Marking

This teacher has a good marking system outlined at 2:39 Basically:– Homework assigned and collected daily– Student does all questions– Student self-correct odds (highlight incorrect questions)– Teacher covers evens in class– Marking out of 10 Her website:https://sites.google.com/a/jeffcoschools.us/alise-williamson/home

Lesson 76 – Functions of (-x) – Functions of Other Angle – Trigonometric Identities – Rules of the Game

Saxon Advanced Math

Lesson 75 – Combinations

Saxon Advanced Math Permutation – has differed ordered set. Therefore order matter Lesson 38 – Permutation Introduction; Lesson 41.B – Permutation NotationLesson 45 – Conditional PermutationsLesson 55 – Circular and Distinguishable Permutations Combination – order is not considered. Need to divide by the ways the items could be ordered.

Lesson 112 – Binomial Theorem

Saxon Advanced Math Pascall’s Triangle for finding coefficients of the terms when expanding.The Binomial Theorem to find the coefficients of the expression without drawing out Pascall’s triangle. This is good for higher powers. Watch this video if you need a reminder of using Pascall’s Triangle to find coefficients of binomial expansion. At 18:45 he shows…

Lesson 107 – Convergent Geometric Series

Saxon Advanced Math Introduction of SigmaIntroduction of Infinite Geometric SeriesIntroduction of limits Sequence is a list of numbers (arithmetic sequence has a common difference; geometric sequence has a common ratio/factor)Series is the sum of a sequence Finite = a limit to the numberInfinite = no endInfinite Geometric Series – Can only can be a sum…

Lesson 104 – Arithmetic Series – Geometric Series

Saxon Advanced Math Sequence – a number list with a pattern. Can go on indefinitely.Series – the sum of the series. Has a set number Sequence – from Latin word sequi meaning “to follow”Progression – from Latin word progredi meaning “to go forward”Arithmetic Sequence = Arithmetic Progression adding the same constant to the succeeding term…

Lesson 74 – Cramer’s Rule

Saxon Advanced Math

Lesson 73 – Regular Polygons

Saxon Advanced Math