Math_FlipCharts

[|Notes Law of SInes.flp] Flipchart: Law of SInes Meana Hastings, East Meck HS, May 17, 2008 This is a flipchart that helps show students see visually how SSA has different possibilities by looking at the different lengths of the side of the triangle. On the page for the ambiguous case, drag the line segments to the vertex. Then rotate the segment down towards the base to show how you can get no triangle, one triangle or two triangles. This really seems to help my students "SEE" what I was talking about.

Lisa Ashe Math Teacher Vance High School I used this flip chart to introduce factoring. It uses area models and tiles to teach the concept of factoring. There are a couple of videos and links included in the flipchart. [|Factoring1.flp]

Kathy Berlin Math Teacher Providence High School I used this flipchart to review special right triangles used in area problems in after school Geometry relooping. [|306090 2.flp]

Flipchart: EOC Review, Algebra 1B - Goal 3 Elizabeth Dorr, Hawthorne High School, 5/18/08 This flipchart uses containers and reward sounds to help students receive immediate feedback on their responses. [|1beocgoal3.flp]

Barbara Healey Math Teacher Bailey MS 6th grade This flipchart is intended to introduce the basic properties of math including Commutative, Associative and Distributive properties. [|Properties.flp]E:\Properties.flp

Linda Thompson, Mallard Creek HS, Algebra 2 Obj 2.09 [|Quartic Functions.flp]

Joseph Hollington, Mallard Creek HS, Algebra I This is a basic flip chart that introduces systems of equations by graphing [|Systems of Equation.flp]

Flipchart: Exploring Slope Algebra IB Annette Harrison Butler High School I created this chart to help students understand the how slope and the graph correspond. [|Exploring Slope.flp]

Flipchart: Translations and reflections, Geometry Allison Spohn Butler High School This flipchart uses the Ch 9 ancillary from the Instructional Web and incorporates matrix transformations. [|9.1 Reflections and 9.2 Translations.flp]

Jaime Massey, International Business and Communication Studies at Olympic High School Algebra 2 Obj 1.05 and 2.09, Posted June 3, 2008 This flipchart provides a warm-up; links to power points of notes on Direct and Inverse Variation; and a link to a power point of notes on Circles. [|Algebra II Equation Variation and Circles.flp]

[|PolynomialFunctions.flp] Flipchart: Polynomial Functions (Algebra2 Lesson 7.1) This flipchart is a beginning lesson involving degress, zeros, and evaluating polynomial functions. Posted June 4, 2008 Rita James Providence High

Rebecca Miller Mallard Creek High - Geometry This is a flip chart on quadrilaterals [|Rebecca Miller(Quadrilaterals, Parallelograms, Trapezoids).flp]

Honors Pre-Calculus, NCSCOS 2.04 Lew Davidson, Mallard Creek HS, June 13, 2008 Hi, This flipchart on the inverse function may be used standalone or as a prelude to the Online Class text book that I use from the CMS Instructional Web. //{Go to the Honors Pre-Calculus ICON. That online material is easily navigated and projects well very on the board. It has been very effective for my students.//" Please note that there are many "notes" to explain how I use the charts. Every page with note content has an open book ICON showing above the vertical list of Activstudio ICONs on the right side of the page. Please click on that ICON to see the note or please can click on the "N" in the upper right corner. I welcome any feedback to Lewis.Davidson@cms.k12.nc.us Cheers [|The Inverse.flp]**
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