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In this power point you will find the math power points.

In this power point you will find the math power points. My email address is Robbie.walker.wf@gmail.com Cell phone # 940-781-8073. Math Mapping with Algebra. MATH LESSON. X + 9 = 12. Add 9 + 9. Sub 9 - 9. x. MATH LESSON. X + 9 = 12. X+ 9 = 12 -9 = - 9 X = 3.

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In this power point you will find the math power points.

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  1. In this power point you will find the math power points. My email address is Robbie.walker.wf@gmail.com Cell phone # 940-781-8073

  2. Math Mapping with Algebra

  3. MATH LESSON X + 9 = 12 Add 9 + 9 Sub 9 - 9 x

  4. MATH LESSON X + 9 = 12 X+ 9 = 12 -9 = - 9 X = 3

  5. MATH LESSON X + 9 = 12 X = 3 3+ 9 = 12 12 = 12

  6. NOW YOU TRY! X – 8 = 20 PERSON A PERSON B Using the yellow cards, select the first step and read it to Person B. Complete the first step using a 3x5 card and place it under the yellow card. Using a new 3x5 card do the second step and continue to Flow Map. Read the second step to Person B and build the Flow Map.

  7. ROUND TWO 72 = 2X PERSON B PERSON A Using the yellow cards, select the first step and read it to Person A. Complete the first step using a 3x5 card and place it under the yellow card. Using a new 3x5 card do the second step and continue to Flow Map. Read the second step to Person A and build the Flow Map.

  8. FLOW MAP FOR PROBLEM SOLVING

  9. In Your Math Journal Put your yellow cards away. Open your math journal and write an explanation of how to solve a one-step problem. Be sure to use the thinking and content language.

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