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Pre-Algebra
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This course is designed for the middle school student preparing to enter a high school level algebra course. Students taking this course should have strong skills in arithmetic to include fraction operations.
The first part of Pre-Algebra will explore areas of Real Numbers (positive/negative numbers), solving equations, graphing and writing lines and inequalities.
Part 2 of the course deals with topics such as functions and relations, systems, quadratic equations, polynomials, powers and exponents and rational/radical expressions. There are also sections on basic geometry to include circles, area, volume, Distance formula and Pythagorean Theorem.
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 Chapter 1: Introduction to Algebra Terms and Concepts
This chapter introduces students to basic terms and concepts used in algebra.
Time is taken to ensure the student understands basic number operations, variables
and their applications. Additionally, the student gains a fundamental sense of equations,
inequalities and their solutions.
Sections:
• Number Operations
• Variables
• Order of Operations
• Translating Verbal and Algebraic Phrases
• Equations/Inequalities/Solutions
Chapter 2: Real Numbers and Simplifying Variable Expressions
This chapter focuses on getting the student to master working with the Real Numbers.
Students learn the rules of integers and practice through many examples. Also, students
will learn to apply the Distributive property and simplify variable expressions by combining like terms.
Sections:
• Real Numbers/Simplifying Variable Expressions
• Real Number System
• Adding Real Numbers
• Subtracting Real Numbers
• Multiplying and Dividing Real Numbers
• Distributive Property
• Simplifying by Combining Like Terms
Chapter 3: Fractions and Decimals
This chapter reviews how to work with fractions. Although it is assumed students posses these skills,
time is taken to ensure the student has mastered the procedures to perform operations involving fractions.
Sections:
• Introduction to Fractions and Decimals
• Least Common Multiple/Denominator
• Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
• Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Chapter 4: Solving Equations
The chapter breaks down the steps to solve multi-step linear equations. Students will build up their
skills as they progress from one and two-step equations to more advance equations. Core concepts involved
will be reviewed to include the distributive property and combining like terms.
Sections:
• One Step Equations
• Solving Two Step Equations
• Solving Multi-Step Equations
• Formulas and Literal Equations
Chapter 5: Inequalities
In this chapter students will apply their equation solving
skills to solve linear inequalities. Basic concepts and terms are introduced first, along with how to graph
inequalities.
Sections:
• Linear Inequalities
• Compound Inequalities
Chapter 6: Graphing Linear Equations
This very important chapter walks the student step-by-step to master how to graph linear equations.
Concepts involving the coordinate plane, slope and methods to graph lines are thoroughly reviewed and
introduced. Upon completion of the chapter students will gain the necessary knowledge and skills needed
to learn more advance topics involving linear equations.
Sections:
• Graphing Lines with One Variable
• Graphing Lines with Two Variables
• The Slope of a Line
• Slope Intercept Method
• XY Intercept Method
Chapter 7: Writing the Equations of Lines
The chapter builds on the student’s prior knowledge and skill of linear equations. Various methods to
find and write the equation of a line are introduced and practiced. The chapter focuses on the proper
way to set-up and use formulas to write linear equations. Additional related topics are explored to
include linear models, linear regression and word problems.
Sections:
• Using Slope-Intercept Form
• Using Point-Slope intercept
• Given the Slope and a Point
• Given Two Points
• Standard Form of Linear Equations
• Best Fitting Line
• Linear Models/Word Problems
Chapter 8: Introduction to Systems
Understanding systems and the methods to solve them are vital in algebra. This chapter introduces
the student to systems and what their solutions represent. Techniques to solve systems will build
from the student’s prior knowledge of solving linear equations. Upon completion of the chapter a
student will have a solid skill set in systems that prepares them for Algebra 1 and 2.
Sections:
• Solving Systems by Graphing
• Solving Systems Substitution Method
• Solving Systems by Elimination/Linear Combination
Chapter 9: Absolute Value
Absolute value problems can be challenging for some students to grasp. Time is taken to teach students
core concepts and build understanding. Students will learn how to graph absolute value functions and apply
the steps to solve absolute value equations/inequalities.
Sections:
• Introduction to Absolute Value
• Graphing Absolute Value Equations
• Solving Absolute Value Equations
• Absolute Value Inequalities
Chapter 10: Powers and Exponents
This chapter covers the rules of powers and exponents a student needs to learn in algebra. Also, important
applications of these rules are covered to include scientific notation, compound interest and exponential
growth and decay.
Sections:
• Product and Power Rules of Exponents
• Negative and Zero Exponents Rules
• Division Rules of Exponents
• Scientific Notation
• Compound Interest
• Exponential Growth and Decay
Chapter 11: Polynomials
Polynomials are the key building blocks of algebra. The chapter starts by covering the parts of a polynomial and related terminology. Students then learn how to perform various polynomial operations, and a special focus is placed on avoiding common mistakes. Lastly, there is a section dedicated to introduce quadratic equations which are extremely important in more advance topics in algebra.
Sections:
• Introduction to Polynomials
• Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
• Multiplying Polynomials
• Introduction to Quadratic Equations
Chapter 12: Rational Expressions
This chapter takes the student through fundamental rational expressions to include ratios, proportions, percent and variation. Students will learn different methods to solve rational expression problems. The section on simplifying rational algebraic expressions starts by reviewing basic examples using numbers before introducing variable examples.
Sections:
• Ratios and Proportions
• Percent
• Direct and Inverse Variation
• Simplifying Rational Expressions
Chapter 13: Introduction to Functions and Relations
Functions and relations transcend all through mathematics. This chapter explains core concepts at the Pre-Algebra level and prepares the student for more advance study of the topic. Time is taken to explain the difference between a function and relation; and introduce the student to the language of functions to include the domain, range and linear/nonlinear functions.
Sections:
• Introduction to Functions and Relations
• Graphing Functions
• Linear and Nonlinear Functions
Chapter 14: Area and Volume
This chapter explores the link between algebra and geometry. Basic formulas for area and volume are covered. Also, a section is dedicated to explain concepts related to circles to include area, volume, diameter, radius, and pi.
Sections:
• Area of Basic Figures
• Circles: Area and Circumference
• Surface Area of Basic Figures
• Volume of Basic Figures
Chapter 15: Right Triangle Theorems and Formulas
Properties of right triangles form the basis of many more advance topics in algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Sections in the chapter introduce fundamental theorems and formulas to include the distance and mid-point formula and the Pythagorean Theorem.
Sections:
• The Distance and Mid-Point Formula
• The Pythagorean Theorem
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When You Complete Our Extremely Comprehensive TabletClass Course
You Are More Than Prepared!
Don’t just learn...become a master at math and be ready for your future!
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When You Complete Our Extremely Comprehensive TabletClass Course
You Are More Than Prepared!
Don’t just learn...become a master at math and be ready for your future!
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