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Unit 3: Solving Linear Equations in One Variable
Lesson 17 of 29
Lesson 17 of 29
Objective: SWBAT determine what type of solution best fits a linear equation in one unknown: one solution, no solution, or infinite solutions
Big Idea: Great formative assessment lesson to help students understand true meaning of solutions to an equation and how many solutions are possible.
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Math, solving equations, Algebra, formative assessment lesson, 8th grade math, equations in one variable, solutions to equations
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- LESSON 1: Equivalent Expressions - Formative Assessment Lesson Day 1 of 3
- LESSON 2: Equivalent Expressions - Formative Assessment Lesson Continued Day 2 of 3
- LESSON 3: Equivalent Expressions - Formative Assessment Lesson Completed Day 3 of 3
- LESSON 4: Instant Riches Day 1 of 2
- LESSON 5: Instant Riches Day 2 of 2
- LESSON 6: Make Zero Rummy
- LESSON 7: Make One Rummy
- LESSON 8: Solving Equations by Flow Chart - Working Backwards
- LESSON 9: Keeping Your Identity
- LESSON 10: Spartan Pride - Solving with Distributive Property
- LESSON 11: Reviewing Distributive Property with Area Models
- LESSON 12: Mine Craft Inspired Unit Project
- LESSON 13: Break Even Day 1 of 2
- LESSON 14: Break Even Day 2 of 2
- LESSON 15: Football Helmets - Day 1 of 2
- LESSON 16: Football Helmets - Day 2 of 2
- LESSON 17: Solving Linear Equations in One Unknown Formative Assessment Lesson Day 1 of 3
- LESSON 18: Solving Linear Equations in One Unknown Formative Assessment Lesson Day 2 of 3
- LESSON 19: Bubble Bubble Everywhere But Not a Drop to Drink
- LESSON 20: Equations in Geometry
- LESSON 21: Solving Equations with Partner's Card Activity
- LESSON 22: Hershey Bar Fraction Review
- LESSON 23: Combining Like Terms Review Lesson
- LESSON 24: Mine Craft Unit Project Work Day 2 of 2
- LESSON 25: Solving Linear Equations in One Variable Unit Exam Day 1 of 2
- LESSON 26: Solving Linear Equations in One Variable Unit Exam Day 2 of 2
- LESSON 27: Optional: NASCAR Equations Project Day 1 of 3
- LESSON 28: Optional: NASCAR Equations Project Day 2 of 3
- LESSON 29: Optional: NASCAR Equations Project Day 3 of 3
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