Determining X and Y intercepts with Linear Equations
Lesson Outline
Determining X and Y intercepts with Linear Equations. Graphing Linear equations using X and Y intercepts for Linear Equations in Standard Form. Converting Standard Form Linear Equations to Slope-Intercept Form
Assignment
None
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
During today's session , the method of determining X and Y intercepts of Linear equations was presented. Aiden clearly followed the concept and realized the benefits with quickly and accurately graphing these equations.
Addition Practice using online program. Use of the Arcademics online program "Jet Ski Addition"
to give students practice with single digit addition.
Assignment
None
Session Minutes
45
Minutes Student Attended
45
Lesson Comments
During today's Computer Lab lesson, an online program titled "Jet Ski Addition" was used for single digit addition practice. Both Teddy and Remi were well focused and engaged in this fun addition practice race game.
Administer a test on chapter 7 material. Begin a discussion of chemical energy and ATP. Determine how energy is required for all life functions. List common forms of energy and then concentrate on the chemical energy required for cells. Describe how chemical energy is stored in the bonds between atoms when compounds are formed. Determine that the energy stored from synthesis of the compounds is released when the bonds are broken. Describe wax as a lipid, and how wax releases energy as the wax molecules burn and form lower energy molecules. View a diagram of ATP, and note each of the 3 major chemical sections. Indicate that the last phosphate bonds are high energy bonds.
Discuss reaction of zinc and hydrochloric acid to produce a gaseous product. Determine that it involves both a physical and chemical change. The physical change was the change of the solid zinc a soluble solute, and the chemical change involved the production of a gaseous product, hydrogen. Discuss some physical and chemical reactions, like the electrolysis of salt to produce a soft metal and a green gas. Write the formulas for sodium chloride solution reacting with silver nitrate solution to produce the photographic precipitate silver chloride which is used in the manufacturing of film.
