Math 8 Transformations

Week 1- Power Trip

10/29/2015
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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Evidence 8.1.1.d Apply the properties of integer exponents to generate equivalent numerical expressions. (CCSS: 8.EE.1)
Outcome
s
I can simplify
I can simplify
I can simplify
I can simplify
expressions involving
expressions involving
expressions using the expressions using the
Learning
repeated
repeated
properties of
properties of
Target
multiplication with
multiplication with
exponents.
exponents.
exponents.
exponents.
Characte I can be an
I can be an
I can be responsible
I can be responsible
I can be responsible
independent learner.
independent learner.
for learning.
for my actions.
for my actions.
r Target
Warm Up None
Math Minute
Math Minute
Math Minute
Math Minute
Watch and take notes Notes from Ms Morey
Simplifying Exponents FAL Applying the
FAL Applying the
on the following
Jeopardy- Wont work
Properties of
Properties of
videos:
Practice Exponents
on chromebook
Exponents
Exponents
The Smallest to
Practice Powers of
the Biggest thing
Fractions
in the Universe
Video
Practice Positive and
Introduction to
Resource
Negative Exponents
Exponents Video
s/Tasks
The Zeroth Power
Video
Powers of Fractions
Video
Negative
Exponents Video
Negative Exponent
Intuition Video
Vocabula Exponents, base, expressions, place value, integer, power of 10, properties of integer exponents, equivalent
expressions, comparison, scientific notation, quantities, raise (to the power), power
ry
Homewo Watch and take notes Watch and take notes Watch and take notes
on the following
on the following
on the following
rk
videos:
videos:
videos:
Powers of Zero
Products and
Any videos not
Exponents Raised
Exponent
completed in class
to an Exponent
Properties
Involving Products
Practice: Using
Exponent

Math 8 Transformations

Checks
For
Understa
nding

Week 1- Power Trip

Properties
exponent rules to
Involving Quotients evaluate expressions
Practice: Properties of
exponents

10/29/2015

Check-IN: Do you
have all the work
completed for this
week?

Check-IN: Can you

simplify expressions
involving exponents?