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Consolidation and Enhancement Camps

Mathematics 8
Lesson 6
PATTERN AND ALGEBRA
Key Idea: Review
Patterns and
Algebra
KCAMPERS
LASE
G A M E
K N B ?
WE ARE READY
KLASE
OBJECTIVE
The objective of the game is to create a fun and

G A M E
interactive learning experience for the entire class.
All students will work together to overcome six
exciting stages of challenges and tasks, with the

K N B ?
ultimate goal of reaching the final challenge. Upon
completing the final challenge, the entire class will
have the thrilling opportunity to spin the wheel of
prizes.

WE ARE READY
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SHORT
REVIEW
Component 1: Short Review
Direction: Factorize the expressions.
 

5(2𝑎+1)
Component 1: Short Review
 

 
Component 1: Short Review
 

 
Component 1: Short Review
Direction: Factorize the expressions.
 

 
Component 1: Short Review
Direction: Factorize the expressions.
 

 
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LESSON
PURPOSE
Know the lesson’s purpose or intention.
The lesson is about
ensuring the skills learnt
during the week will be
consolidated in this review
lesson.
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LANGUAGE
PRACTICE
Component 3: Language Practice
Direction: Decide whether the following definition
is a fact or a bluff.
Product is the result of two or more
numbers when added together.
BLUFF
Product is the result of two or more
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numbers when multiplied together.
Component 3: Language Practice

Square- a number that is multiplied


by itself.

FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice
Expand- to expand brackets, or multiply out, involves
multiplying every term inside the bracket by the
term on the outside and then collecting like terms with
the aim of removing the set of brackets.

FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice
Factorizing- find what can be
multiplied to get a given expression.

FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice

Simplest form - an expression is in


simplest form when it can be
simplified further.
BLUFF
Simplest form - an expression is in simplest form when
5 it cannot be simplified further.
Component 3: Language Practice
Represent- to show or stand in place
of.

FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice

The total length of a boundary or the


distance around the outside of a shape
is area.
BLUFF
The total length of a boundary or the distance around
7 the outside of a shape is perimeter.
Component 3: Language Practice

Perimeter is the space enclosed by the


boundary of a plane figure.

BLUFF
Area is the space enclosed by the boundary of a plane
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figure.
Component 3: Language Practice
Simplify- reduce the expression into a
simpler form.

FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice

Expression- a set of terms combined


using only the three operations.

BLUFF
10 Expression- a set of terms combined using the four
operations.
Component 3: Language Practice
Cancel- simplify a fraction by
dividing both top and bottom by the
same amount.
FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice
Common factor- numbers or terms
that divide exactly into a number or
expression.
FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice

Distance- the shortest distance


between two points is not a straight
line.
BLUFF
Distance- the shortest distance between two points is a
13 straight line.
Component 3: Language Practice
Gradient- is the steepness and
direction of a line as read from left to
right.
FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice
Co-ordinate – are two numbers which
locate a specific point on a coordinate
plane.
FACT
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Component 3: Language Practice

Variable- is a quantity that cannot be


changed and is fixed.

BLUFF
Variable- is a quantity that can be changed and is not
16 fixed.
Component 3: Language Practice

Dependent variable– is one that do


not depend on the value of another
number.
BLUFF
17Dependent variable– is one that depend on the value of
another number.
Component 3: Language Practice
The independent variable in an equation may
have its value freely chosen without
considering values of any other variable.

FACT
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LESSON
ACTIVITY-4A
Lesson Activity- 4A: TEAM PLAY
Direction: Divide the class into 5 groups.
Factorize the following expressions and discuss
with the group.
 

7(𝑎+3)
 

(𝑥−5)(𝑥−2)
Lesson Activity- 4A: TEAM PLAY
 

(2𝑚−1)(2𝑚−5)
 

5𝑚(3𝑚−4𝑛)
 

(𝑦+4)(𝑦−5)
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LESSON
ACTIVITY-4B
Lesson Activity- 4B: TEAM PLAY
Direction: With the same group, expand the
following expressions:
 

12𝑥+20
 
 
Lesson Activity- 4B: TEAM PLAY
 

 
Lesson Activity- 4B: TEAM PLAY
Direction: With the same group, simplify the
following expressions and discuss your answers
within the group.  

 
Lesson Activity- 4B: TEAM PLAY
Direction: With the same group, simplify the
following expressions and discuss your answers
within the group.
 
5−𝑥
Lesson Activity- 4B: TEAM PLAY
Direction: With the same group, simplify the
following expressions and discuss your answers
within the group.  

 
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LESSON
ACTIVITY-4C
Lesson Activity- 4C: SOLO PLAY
Direction: Read the questions and answer the
following:
1. Give what is asked.
Q1. When a number is added to the
 

square of itself, the answer is 20. What


 

could the number be?


Q2. Explain why there is more than
one possible answer.
Lesson Activity- 4C: SOLO PLAY
 

Q1. What is the gradient of the line?


 

Q2. What is the y-intercept of the


line?  
Lesson Activity- 4C: SOLO PLAY
 
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LESSON
CONCLUSION
Component 5: Lesson Conclusion
Directions: With your previous group, discuss your thoughts and reflection
about the following questions:
1.What were the key mathematical concepts addressed in this lesson?
2. What is your level of understanding of the material in this lesson? Is it
high, moderate, or low?
3. Has the lesson helped you to gain further insight into aspects of the
material covered?
4. Describe any issue to your progress and achievement in relation to the
topic area?
5. What would best assist your progress and achievement in this topic area?
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