Pre-Algebra FLEX: Full Curriculum Math, Semester 1 (Middle School / Homeschool)
In Part 1 of this FLEX class, students will learn, review and practice crucial and required topics of the pre-algebra middle school math, including integers, expressions, variables, equations, inequalities, number theory and more.
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Homework
1 hour per week. Students will be provided with assignments each week to complete. The assignments should be completed independently and submitted to the teacher via Outschool messaging system. Homework may also be given. Teacher will provide corrections and feedback in a timely manner.Assessment
This class will contain knowledge checks in the form of quizzes and/or tests. Quizzes will be given after each subsection, and tests will be given after each completed chapter. Students will complete these activities in class through Kahoot.Class Experience
US Grade 5 - 8
In Part 1 (of 2) of this FLEX class, students will learn, review and practice crucial and required topics of the pre-algebra middle school math, including integers, expressions, variables, equations, inequalities, number theory and more. The Semester 1 class is broken into 7 chapters of pre-algebra. Each chapter consists of 5-8 subsections. ***The teacher will provide videos for each subsection of each chapter. Students should watch each video and complete the assignments that will be posted to the classroom. Completed assignments should be completed and sent back to the teacher via the Outschool message system. Please note that anything posted directly to the classroom can be seen by all enrolled learners. ***This class is intended to be used as a full curriculum, full-instruction class. Topics and lessons will be taught, practiced and reviewed. Notes, resources, worksheets, videos and review material will be provided and posted in the Outschool classroom. This class will contain knowledge checks in the form of quizzes and/or tests. Tests will be given after each completed chapter. Students will complete these activities in class through Quizizz. Students do not need to create an account or log in to use this resource. Please see the Parental Guidance section for more specific information. ***Videos and required notes/worksheets will be posted at the beginning of each day (by 10 AM EST). Students should try to complete the entire lesson before the next week and the next lesson is posted. ***The teacher will be available via Outschool messenger to answer any questions or comments. Responses may be in the form of a written response or self-recorded video. ***For specific requests, such as grading, testing or other state-specific homeschool documentation requirements, please send a message to the teacher prior to first class. Using a standard Pre-Algebra textbook and curriculum, the schedule for this class is as follows: Pre-Algebra, Semester 1 Schedule (FLEX) Chapter 1: Integers Week 1 - Ch. 1.1 Opposites and Absolute Value Ch. 1.2 Adding Integers Ch. 1.3 Subtracting Integers Ch. 1.4 Multiplying Integers Week 2 - Ch. 1.5 Dividing Integers Ch. 1.6 Exponents Ch. 1.7 Order of Operations Ch. 1.8 Scientific Notation Chapter 1 Review & Quiz Chapter 2: Expressions Week 3 - Ch. 2.1 Properties of Addition Ch. 2.2 Properties of Multiplication Ch. 2.3 Distributive Property Week 4 - Ch. 2.4 Evaluating Expressions Ch. 2.5 Simplifying Expressions Problem Solving - Select the Operations Week 5 - Ch. 2.6 Translating Word Phrases Ch. 2.7 Estimating Chapter 2 Review & Quiz Chapter 3: Basic Equations and Inequalities Week 6 - Ch 3.1 Solving Equations by Adding or Subtracting Problem Solving - Guess and Check Ch. 3.2 Solving Equations by Multiplying or Dividing Week 7 - Ch. 3.3 Solving Two-Step Equations Ch. 3.4 Simplifying Before Solving Ch. 3.5 Using Equations Week 8 - Ch. 3.6 Sets of Numbers and Inequalities Ch. 3.7 Solving Linear Inequalities Ch. 3.8 Using Inequalities Chapter 3 Review & Quiz Chapter 4: Number Theory Week 9 - Ch. 4.1 Prime and Composite Numbers Ch. 4.2 Prime Factorization Ch. 4.3 Greatest Common Factor Week 10 - Ch. 4.4 Least Common Multiple Ch. 4.5 Arithmetic Sequences Ch. 4.6 Geometric Sequences Week 11 - Problem Solving - Look for a Pattern Ch. 4.7 Bases Ch. 4.8 Operations in Bases Chapter 4 Review and Quiz Chapter 5: Rational Numbers Week 12 - Ch. 5.1 Forms of Rational Numbers Ch. 5.2 Comparing Rational Numbers Problem Solving - Draw a Picture Week 13 - Ch. 5.3 Decimal Equivalents Ch. 5.4 Ratio and Rate Ch. 5.5 Proportions Week 14 - Ch. 5.6 Real Numbers Chapter 5 Review and Quiz Chapter 6: Operations on Rational Numbers Week 15 - Ch. 6.1 Addition and Subtraction Ch. 6.2 Multiplication Ch. 6.3 Division Week 16 - Ch. 6.4 Evaluating Algebraic Expressions Ch. 6.5 Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Ch. 6.6 Solving Equations with Rational Numbers Week of Dec. 25 - NO CLASSES, HOLIDAY BREAK Week 17 - (No classes Jan. 1) - Problem Solving - Divide and Conquer Ch. 6.7 Using Algebra Ch. 6.8 Operations with Scientific Notation Chapter 6 Review & Quiz Chapter 7: Percents Week 18 - Ch. 7.1 Forms of Percents Ch. 7.2 Solving Percent Equations Problem Solving - Mixed Review Week 19 - Ch. 7.3 Using Percents Ch. 7.4 Scales Ch. 7.5 Discount and Markup Week 20 - Ch. 7.6 Commissions and Tips Ch. 7.7 Interest Ch. 7.8 Percent Change Chapter 7 Review and Quiz Throughout the entire class, many discussion questions will be asked in order to promote critical thinking, to help the students to relate to the lesson and to introduce each topic within the lesson. This class is best for any student ages 10 to 15, or those students looking to practice the pre-algebra middle school math objectives or skills. Students do not need to know the concepts or topics of the class beforehand. We will learn and review in class.
Learning Goals
By the end of this pre-algebra course, students will have bridged the gap from basic math to the abstract concepts. Students will be able to perform the four arithmetic operations using integers and fractions and the correct order of operations. Students will be able to solve an algebraic equation containing one variable. Students will be able to interpret a real-world problem in order to write and solve an algebraic equation that represents the problem.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Students will complete some homework and assessment activities through Quizziz. Students will need to access the URL: www.quizziz.com. Students do not need to create an account or log in to use this resource. In the classroom, students will be sent a link and join code. Students using one device can click on the link to join the game, or use the Game ID to access the assignment or assessment. Only students enrolled will be permitted to play or participate.
Supply List
1. Any printables, notes sheets, worksheets, etc. posted to the classroom. Students can take notes in a notebook or on paper. 2. Paper and pencil 3. A calculator is also required for some chapters. 4. A binder or folder is recommended to keep notes and worksheets organized.
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
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6 teachers have teaching certificates
Texas Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
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Connecticut Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Massachusetts Teaching Certificate
Florida Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Arizona Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
5 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree from Texas Woman's University
Master's Degree in Education from Framingham State University
Master's Degree in Education from University of St Joseph’s
Master's Degree in History from SUNY-Albany
Master's Degree in Special Education from University of Southeastern Louisiana
9 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Dance from Oklahoma City University
Bachelor's Degree from Texas Woman's University
Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from ECSU
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Florida Gulf Coast University
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Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Massachusetts
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University of Connecticut
Bachelor's Degree in Education from SUNY-Albany
Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from Louisiana State University
Bachelor's Degree in Science from Buffalo State College
2 teachers have an Associate's degree
Associate's Degree in Education from Fort Hayes State University
Associate's Degree in Business Administration and Management from Westervelt Business College - Completed with Honors
This curriculum was developed by and used with the permission from Ms. Ashley, an SBA teacher. Ms. Ashley graduated from the University of Connecticut with a Bachelor’s degree, majoring in both education and mathematics. Later, she went on to also earn a TESOL teacher’s certificate. She has taught over 10,000+ virtual classes in all subjects over several years on different platforms. She has 18+ years of tutoring/teaching experience, both virtual and in-person, as well as 16 years+ of experience as a volunteer teacher, tutor, and coach in schools and classrooms. In addition to teaching, Ms. Ashley is part of curriculum development and review team for an online ELA and math teaching/tutoring company, where she also serves as a Learning Partner and Academic Advisor for incoming students. Other related experience includes ELA and math tutoring the University of Connecticut Student Center, substitute teaching in the public school system and working for five years as a Financial Controller of a litigation support firm with offices across the United States. Ms. Ashley truly values each and every student, and she hopes to help them to find a love of learning.Reviews
Live Group Class
$15
weekly20 weeks
Completed by 6 learners
No live video meetings
Ages: 10-15
